Path: Ongoing Learning in the Wild

Ongoing Learning in the Wild

As I live in the wilderness full time I am learning more everyday about how to be in and speak with Nature. Some experiences show me new meaning of things and some reveal even more mystery. The interconnectedness of everything is profound. There are so many layers of interwoven complexity operating for the good of the whole of Nature. Much of it is beyond human comprehension. So we must trust Nature even when we may not understand.

I watched for 6 hours as this python caught an impala for its food.

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