The power of emergence in natural systems lies in the intricate diversity of ecologies, the rich layers of humus in soil, and the vibrant web of microorganisms that thrive within. It is the symphony of complexity, where flora, fauna, and fungi work harmoniously to create and sustain life. Yet, in our modern lives, we have often forsaken complexity for simplicity. Take, for instance, the choice to cultivate a single crop across vast expanses of land, resulting in a limited variety of foods dominating our diets. This reductionist approach undermines the magic of abundance that emerges from the collaboration of diverse elements, depleting soils and compromising our well-being. Our disownment of the natural complexity in living systems has driven the erasure of emergence. We find ourselves at a pivotal juncture in human history. Armed with knowledge, tools, and global connectivity, we have the unprecedented opportunity to shift from a mindset of extraction to one of regeneration. To achieve this transformative goal, we must relinquish our addiction to dominance and rediscover the etiology of humans – to be cooperative stewards of this earth.