permaculture

["Lawrence F. London, Jr." <lfl@intrex.net>]

Scott Pittman wrote:

> There is something, also, that is very magic in the unspoken, that is 
> the primary beauty of good poetry.  Bill's poetic descriptions of 
> natural processes were very often near to evoking out of body 
> experiences or a kind of wonder.  I think that is the ultimate goal of 
> the deep ecology movement, to create an atmosphere of awe and wonder of 
> nature and our connectedness.  As close to church as I want to be.

Well said, Scott.

This is the paragraph I like and describes why I think there is a place for
spirituality in permaculture. A subtle state when one is in awe of the 
mysteries, depth and infiniteness
of nature, a state of mind when one becomes aware of the connectedness of 
life in the universe
and one's place in the greater scheme of things, a state of wonderment and a 
place where the creative juices flow.

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L.F.London
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