How many of us are in a rendering process right now. Are you?
The notion of giving something of ourselves to something else — often in a process of reduction, or refinement, or years of practice, or playing with an idea that won't let you go — seems to be a current theme.
This week I’ve been struck by the number of conversations I’ve had with people about a pivotal experience that happened to them when they were thirtyish. The questions I asked each of them were the same: After the experience, what did you learn? What questions were you left with? How is it playing out in your life now?
Read how reconnecting with this thread is a good idea now.
This is the story I wrote about the 10 months my 95-year old father lived with me during coronavirus time and what I learned about nature. I offer it to you as a glimpse into my world, and as an example of how a relationship to nature can enhance any personal relationship.
