I'm often amazed how little people are connected to the nature around them. I reckon I live in one of the most stunning places in the world, but I am quite biased. 😊 I worship daily at this alter of planet earth. I find it unimaginable that I talk to a friend who has just come out of a coffee shop with her personal $50 pottery takeaway cup and she hasn't even noticed the fresh dusting of snow on Mt Roy or that there was a full moon last night.
I tend to agree. The paradox of the world being so much smaller, yet us being so disconnected from our food, goods, and one another is endlessly fascinating, and reinvigorating the connections is incredibly important.
At the same time, all of these swirling forces are keeping us apart and seeking to divide us (from one another, and from the Earth and its direct resources). We are like a little ship bobbing up and down while an enormous tsunami carries us around.
Love this so much.
I'm often amazed how little people are connected to the nature around them. I reckon I live in one of the most stunning places in the world, but I am quite biased. 😊 I worship daily at this alter of planet earth. I find it unimaginable that I talk to a friend who has just come out of a coffee shop with her personal $50 pottery takeaway cup and she hasn't even noticed the fresh dusting of snow on Mt Roy or that there was a full moon last night.
And I love the Swedish cow call!
Thank you. xx
I tend to agree. The paradox of the world being so much smaller, yet us being so disconnected from our food, goods, and one another is endlessly fascinating, and reinvigorating the connections is incredibly important.
At the same time, all of these swirling forces are keeping us apart and seeking to divide us (from one another, and from the Earth and its direct resources). We are like a little ship bobbing up and down while an enormous tsunami carries us around.