DISTURBED BY WIND - Stephen Buhner
A two-thousand-year-old tree in an ecosystem filled with a tumultuous, complex, riot of interacting plant species feels markedly different than a lone sapling surrounded by grass, stark in the front yard of a new housing development, or the Norfolk pine leaning drunkenly in the corner of the kitchen. The green, orderly lawns surrounding children's homes do not bear any relationship to the up-and-down, uneven landscapes filled with giant, craggy outcroppings of the immeasurably ancient stones of Earth that wild landscapes often possess. A calm pond lends us serenity, yet when its waters are disturbed by wind are we not also disturbed? our emotions unsettled? Where is it that our feelings really come from? |
2 comments:
TaKA you should be a occultist
become in tune with the astral light
and never forget that human willpower is a real force, capable of achieving absolutely anything, from the mundane to the miraculous.
thanks homie....whether you know it or not max...you're finding the next entheo :)
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