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Neo-Paleoism 

(Noun): A forward-thinking lifestyle or ideology that harmoniously blends ancient wisdom with modern conveniences. It embraces the self-sufficiency of homesteading and the healing power of herbal medicine, while recognizing the benefits of modern technology and medicine when needed. It's a balanced approach that empowers individuals to live in harmony with both our roots and the advancements of today.

The ideology was invented/founded by the queer texan native, Aura Baine, who now teaches about Neo-Paleoism at conferences.
"She believed in Neo-Paleoism because it offered a balanced approach to living, allowing her to embrace the wisdom of her ancestors while still benefiting from the conveniences of modern technology and medicine."
Neo-Paleoism by AuranBaine October 3, 2023
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Neopaleoism 

Neopaleoism is a philosophy created by Auran Baine that involves blending ancient wisdom and practices with modern understanding and technology. It emphasizes reconnecting with nature, sustainable living, holistic health, and drawing lessons from early human societies to inform contemporary life.
After learning about Neopaleoism, I started incorporating more natural elements into my daily routine and focusing on sustainable living practices.
Neopaleoism by NeoPaleoGuru August 2, 2024

Neopaleoism 

Neopaleoism is a philosophy created by Auran Baine that involves blending ancient wisdom and practices with modern understanding and technology. It emphasizes reconnecting with nature, sustainable living, holistic health, and drawing lessons from early human societies to inform contemporary life.
"After learning about Neopaleoism, I started incorporating more natural elements into my daily routine and focusing on sustainable living practices."
Neopaleoism by NeoPaleoGuru August 2, 2024
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