“Tree Worship”
Was tree worship so primitive? Or Enlightened?
Was tree worship so primitive? Or Enlightened?
Stoicism: the teaching of the Greek philosopher, Zeno from his stoa, his porch. From my porch, I learn from the tree: stoic throughout the year.
If I could fly, it would be to that tree.
My heart doesn't pulse – it is Pulsed.
Go beyond the physiology – go to the Beyond: we don't breathe – we are Breathed.
A young woman asked me to help her realize her Special Gift which she, with utmost modesty, confessed was “to help people remember the Divine.” Well, I do believe that you have helped me. Especially when
Let's consider the origin of our word tree. It comes from the root DERU, which meant “to be firm, solid, steadfast.” From this root are also derived trust, truth, shelter, and endure; also durum, the wheat
"I found my mother still alive but in a most deplorable state; the disease was consumption, and about seven weeks ago, after much pain and suffering, she died. She was such a kind, loving mother to
“The sole foundation of art is this power of losing one's separatedness, of feeling oneself at the same time a whole and yet a part of something far greater.” -- Georg Groddeck
“The power to be impregnated, and not the writing of poems, the painting of pictures, or the composition of music, is the essence of art, the being an artist.”* -- Georg Groddeck In my terms, Groddeck is