Comments on: Relationship Carved Into a Tree

By: marigold

marigold — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 10:20:15 +0000

That sense of emptiness may also embrace a liminal space between what has been and what will be. A sort of gestational space, before transformation. Deeply uncomfortable, but then birth often can be…

By: rgl

rgl — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 04:01:12 +0000

Scott, we are all connected. This is something as a culture we have lost and that is placing all of us at jeopardy. When I see our youth desperate for connection, for meaning, feeling empty because we forgot to feed them mystery and their spiritual connection to that mystery. You and I are connected and each of my moments of light also belong to you and everyone else who comes here. They are not mine to keep to myself. As you find light and share it, I grow and share that light with you. This is the only way to war against the darkness that is spreading through the souls of our children and our grandchildren and the children yet to be born. Be strong and dare the darkness.

By: seekraz

seekraz — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 03:35:17 +0000

Your words resonate deeply. When I first moved here, I was alone for three months…living alone, working with friendly strangers, only communicating with my wife and children over the computer and sometimes the phone…and I felt “alone.” I tried to busy myself, as you have done…and didn’t reflect as deeply as you have…and I can see a little more of myself now. Thank you…again.