‘It was also at the Cornish School that I became aware of Zen Buddhism, which later, as part […]
You cannot put a big load in a small bag Nor can you, with a short rope, Draw […]
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 […]
If we will have the wisdom to survive, to stand like slow growing trees on a ruined place, […]
“Kazuo, a deep-sea flounder is swimming inside my body. You know, long, long ago it was shaped like […]
I If a kid did it I’d have to yell at him But I did it myself Because […]
Rafael Alberti has been in the world for almost a century, yet today he contemplates the Bay of […]
“After your paw was shot off, didn’t Nature become one-handed, didn’t Nature become half-handed?” “Through the muzzle of […]
The more people do, the more society develops, the more problems arise. The increasing desolation of nature, the […]
To hunt means to have the land around you like clothing. To engage in a wordless dialogue with […]