Dear Julian, firstly thank you for bring your work into the world. I am travelling and write from a tropical zone, far from my temperate zone in southern Australia. I can see the small waves rolling in across the coral reef and await the tide and wind to become more favourable. There is a pulse of larger swell due later today so options for surfing will increase during the day. Over the week, we (nicole and I) have shared each others readings: Impermanence, letting go, perception, letting come, equilibrium and the humans impact (stamp) on this once-nurtured paradise. Could it be that our stamp is a mere foot print in the sand, awaiting the next high tide to wash away our traces. Or like what l see just now, a tractor, with a large comb device behind, raking the thousands of foot prints away and picking up the trash as goes. Thanking you again for prompting me in practice, in thought, in action, in language. Mahalo
Dear Julian, firstly thank you for bring your work into the world. I am travelling and write from a tropical zone, far from my temperate zone in southern Australia. I can see the small waves rolling in across the coral reef and await the tide and wind to become more favourable. There is a pulse of larger swell due later today so options for surfing will increase during the day. Over the week, we (nicole and I) have shared each others readings: Impermanence, letting go, perception, letting come, equilibrium and the humans impact (stamp) on this once-nurtured paradise. Could it be that our stamp is a mere foot print in the sand, awaiting the next high tide to wash away our traces. Or like what l see just now, a tractor, with a large comb device behind, raking the thousands of foot prints away and picking up the trash as goes. Thanking you again for prompting me in practice, in thought, in action, in language. Mahalo