-
Join 737 other subscribers
-
Recent Blog Posts
Facebook
Blog Tag Cloud
Art Art metaphor Art purpose Art technique Art transformation tool Books Consciousness & evolution Culture Divine feminine divine masculine Health & wellbeing History Life choices Life journey Menu metaphor Nature Personal Development Photography Recovery chronic illness Space weather Spirituality Symbolic journeys Travel Walks
Tag Archives: Carl Jung
Being the unpruned tree
We should make room for some wildness in our gardens; it keeps us mindfully connected to the earth and it leads to interesting, surprising and oh-so important new experiences. Some pruning, here and there, asking the garden what it needs, can be helpful; yes, but there is no place for dubiously motivated shears in the next phase of our human adventure. Some would have us all as neatly trimmed and uniform as a garden made up of identical topiary but there’s a whole other tree that we’ve forgotten about (you could call it a Tree of Life); one that is so vast and other-dimensional (though ever-present) that many have fogotten how to look up and see it there… Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Consciousness & evolution, Conservation, Gardens & gardening, Life choices, Life journey, Menu, Nature, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness
|
Tagged Aspergers, autism, Carl Jung, Connection to nature, connectivity, eco crisis, highly sensitive, human evolution, Mary Reynolds, ninth wave, rewilding, Sharon Blackie, synaptic pruning, tree of life, what the world needs now
|
3 Comments