‘If we continue to operate in terms of a Cartesian dualism* of mind versus matter, we shall probably […]
“In the language of the Dineh, there is no word for art. When I learned this, I laughed. […]
It is autumn and the day is about to end. Writing in a small notebook, I sit in […]
We are a group of internationally known scientists, from a variety of scientific fields (biology, neuroscience, psychology, medicine, […]
A turtle which explorer Captain Cook gave to the King of Tonga in 1777 died yesterday. It was […]
‘Wenn unser Wahrnehmen und Handeln weiterhin durch das Weltbild des kartesischen Dualismus*, d.h. der Trennung von Geist und […]
Clouds and wind mountains and rivers are speaking * A couple of years ago, I had entered yet […]
‘It was also at the Cornish School that I became aware of Zen Buddhism, which later, as part […]
At times this what Pekka Aikio calls ‘state of confusion’ hits me more than others. In those times […]
Little white flakes fall from the sky A bit like feathers You cannot count them You try to […]
In a way I should think that all the posts of the Mountains and Rivers are Speaking blog […]
The more people do, the more society develops, the more problems arise. The increasing desolation of nature, the […]