- The San Lorenzo Valley is gorgeous. This is a piece of paradise. The trees are awing.
- People are good. Yeah, no, evil, horrid, fallen, inclined to malevolency, however one would like to put it, but also good. Everyone.
- Societies are parasitical. Within each society there are sub-societies living as parasites on the “greater society.” This also means that societies are organisms.
- There are few better feelings than feeling small. Small in a sub-sub-sub-society in a itty bitty corner of a world bigger than our specific expression (yet smaller than our general comprehension); small in the face of history; small standing upon, beneath, surrounded by history; small walking down a one-lane road lined with homes with a backdrop of mountains: San Lorenzo Valley tree-lined ridges, Sierra Nevada snowy peaks, painted cliffs of Valle de Laguar; small in the drivers seat wondering at the constant flow of vehicles; small strolling along West Cliff, through Fall Creek, between tables at Mount Hermon Dining Hall, star-struck at the waves, the ferns, the people, on and on and on; small because while health, relationships, structures, communication, religions, people, words fail, the world keeps turning, flowers keep blooming, language continues evolving.
a starting point for creativity in the non-fiction narrative of what is to come . . .
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Some ruminating, marinating, or what you will
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