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Living Invitation

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8. Inner Ecology

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The Gut

Definition

The digestive tract, particularly the stomach and intestines, central to nutrient absorption and immune function.

Interpretation

Your second brain โ€” and maybe your first. The gut is instinct, intuition, and ecosystem all in one. It's where nourishment becomes self. In Pansophia, to feed the gut is to feed your inner world.

Living Invitation

Eat something today that nourishes your gut โ€” not just your hunger. Thank it. Listen to it.