JOURNEYS INTO THE NEW WORLD OF ECOVILLAGES Regenerated Landscapes, Ancestral Values, and the Ethics of Restoration A reflective essay on restoration, ancestral knowledge, and regenerative life By Dr. Débora NunesEdited for Xenoloop web publication Across five continents, one commitment appeared again and again in the communities we visited: the restoration of original biomes through […]
ஆசிரியர்: Vizeavany திலகா பத்தாம் வகுப்பு வரை படித்தவள். நல்ல குடும்பத்தில் பிறந்து வளர்ந்தாலும், வாழ்க்கை அவளுக்காக வேறு வழியைத் தேர்ந்தெடுத்திருந்தது. சிறுவயதிலேயே தாய் தந்தையை இழந்தாள். அதன்பிறகு அண்ணன்களின் அரவணைப்பில்தான் வளர்ந்தாள். ஆனால் அவர்கள் தங்களது வாழ்க்கைப் போராட்டத்திலேயே சிக்கியிருந்தார்கள். ஒருவன் கட்டிடத் தொழிலாளி; இன்னொருவன் அன்றாட கூலி வேலை பார்த்தவன். வசதியோ, பாதுகாப்போ, எதிர்காலம் பற்றிய உறுதியோ எதுவுமின்றி, “குடும்பம் அமைந்தால் வாழ்வு சீராகிவிடும்” என்ற நம்பிக்கையில் அவளை ஒரு கூலி தொழிலாளிக்கு திருமணம் […]
Regeneration, collective life, and intentional communities as living laboratories Dr. Débora Nunes | Integral Ecology School (ESI) Abstract Drawn from years of travel, repeated visits, and sustained conversations, this essay is both testimony and gratitude. We write from the road, from gardens, kitchens, meeting circles, workshops, schools, temples, forests, and water systems that we encountered […]
Banking Networks and Secondary Shockwaves in 1772 Role: Banker Active Period: 18th Century Primary Location: London, Great Britain Associated Event: Credit Crisis of 1772 Overview Neal James was a partner in the London banking firm Neal, James, Fordyce & Down, which stood at the center of the 1772 financial collapse. While not the primary instigator, […]
The Banker Behind the Credit Crisis of 1772 Role: Banker, Speculator Active Period: Mid-18th Century Primary Location: London, Great Britain Associated Event: Credit Crisis of 1772 Overview Alexander Fordyce was a Scottish banker whose speculative financial activities directly triggered the Credit Crisis of 1772. His collapse exposed the vulnerabilities of interconnected banking systems and marked […]
East India Company Financial Stress (1770s) Corporate Power and Systemic Risk Event Type: Corporate Financial Crisis Date: 1770–1773 Primary Locations: Britain, India System Impact: Trade, Governance, Financial Markets Overview In the early 1770s, the East India Company faced severe financial distress, exposing the risks associated with large, globally integrated corporations. This crisis intersected with the […]
The Collapse of London Banking Houses (1772) Anatomy of a Systemic Failure Event Type: Banking Collapse Date: 1772 Primary Location: London, Great Britain System Impact: Banking Infrastructure, Trade Finance Overview During the Credit Crisis of 1772, London experienced a wave of banking failures that exposed the vulnerabilities of early financial institutions. These collapses represent one […]
The Credit Crisis of 1772 The First Global Financial Contagion Event Type: Financial Crisis Date: 1772–1773 Primary Location: London, Great Britain System Impact: Banking, Trade, Credit Networks Overview The Credit Crisis of 1772 represents one of the earliest documented cases of modern financial contagion, where failures in a localized banking network spread rapidly across borders […]
From the book You, The Girl Who Reads This by Erasto Philippe At Xenoloop Publishing House, we believe that some stories do more than entertain — they hold a mirror to human resilience, quiet courage, and the fragile beauty of life. One such moment appears in Chapter 17: “The Accidental Hero” from the recently released […]
A Xenoloop Publishing Milestone There are moments in publishing that quietly mark the beginning of something larger than a single book. Today marks one of those moments. The first reader has officially stepped into the mysterious world of Gyanganj — Episode 1: The Awakening, the debut digital comic released by Xenoloop Publishing House. From the […]
