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Terms of Service — Emergence: Becoming Regeneration
Welcome, and thank you for being here. By subscribing to and engaging with Emergence: Becoming Regeneration, you acknowledge and agree to the following:
1. Purpose and Nature of Content
This newsletter shares my personal reflections, perspectives, and experiences as a regenerative practitioner. All writings are expressions of my current understanding and lived journey. They are offered in the spirit of exploration, storytelling, and dialogue, not as definitive truths.
2. Respect for Diverse Viewpoints
While my perspectives are my own, I deeply respect the wide range of experiences and viewpoints held by others. It is never my intention to insult, offend, or diminish anyone’s perspective. The intention here is to create space for curiosity, learning, and respectful exchange.
3. An Evolving Practice
As regeneration is a living, adaptive process, so too are my views and interpretations. My thoughts at any given time may shift as I learn, grow, and respond to life’s unfolding circumstances. Past writings reflect the moment in which they were created and may not represent my future perspectives.
4. Reader Responsibility
By subscribing and reading this newsletter, you agree to engage at your own discretion and “at your own risk” — understanding that nothing shared here is meant to be taken personally. I invite you to read with openness, to reflect deeply, and to take what resonates while leaving the rest.
5. Invitation to Dialogue
I humbly welcome conversation, respectful disagreement, and shared exploration in response to my writings. This is a living journal intended to foster connection, not division.
6. No Liability
The author will not be held responsible for any interpretations, emotional responses, or actions taken by readers based on the content of this newsletter.
By engaging with Emergence: Becoming Regeneration, you acknowledge that this is a personal and evolving body of work, created with sincerity and in service to life and to inviting meaningful conversation, collaboration, and cross pollination on regenerative possibilities.
With respect, love and gratitude,
Frances Pimentel