I think he speaks of embodied presence. It’s possible to go for a walk and miss the dance of leafy branches that give playful shadows owing to a a concern or condition that absorbs our attention. Water does not wait politely but grounds in the experience of getting and being wet
I think he speaks of embodied presence. It’s possible to go for a walk and miss the dance of leafy branches that give playful shadows owing to a a concern or condition that absorbs our attention. Water does not wait politely but grounds in the experience of getting and being wet
Lovely thought and beautifully written. Thanks Bonnie.