It takes a whole universe to make just one swift 🌟 Mark Cocker .
ATM..there are a number of ideas being worked on.. It can, at times feel like multitude of explorations- complex strands being weaved into the process all at once... past ideas re-emerging to fuse with present ones... Ideas that hold resonance on a personal level and feel significant in someway. Particularly when one encounters different perspectives. Articulating with words, on my part, often can lead to a sense of inadequacy -
Attempts to grapple with ideas based around environmentalism, ecology, philosophy, stoicism is ongoing. Concepts around cosmology is a most recent exploration...and it is vast! Dr Ervin Laszlo's work and explorations, has been a recent discovery that I find both expansive and inspiring. Reading his book titled, Reconnecting to Source, based on peoples encounters into new dimensions of being. I look forward to his latest book, The Great Upshift.
Also recent re-visiting of what is meant by " sacred balance". Which Dr David Suzuki, Scientist & environmentalist, explores in his enthralling succinct book titled, "The Sacred Balance", through which he shares his scientific insights, concerning human activities impacts on both planet and people. Dr Suzuki's in-depth study revealing, our inter-dependency on the natural elements; water, soil, sunlight and oxygen - the breath of vegetation that sustains all life forms.... I'm reminded also of journalist writer, George Monbiots apt qoute highlighting the conditioning of our disconnection....
"Civilization is but a flimsy dust sheet thrown over our psyche rich in emotion and instinct,shaped by the living planet ". ref2.
"The World lives within us ; we live within the world. By damaging the living planet we have diminished our exsistence" . George Monbiot, red 3.
Bird of the Amazon Rain forest, The Spangled Cortinga. Symbiosis & Biodiversity. yf 14. |
Books of interest Dr Ervin Laszlo "Reconnecting To Source" & "The Great UpShift"
Dr David Suzuki, "Sacred Balance "
ref 1 Mark Cocker quotation.
ref 2 . How Did We Get Into This Mess?George Monbiot Verso Books qoute Pg91
ref 3 How Did We Get Into This Mess, George Monbiot, pg 93 Versso Books.
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