“When we touch the Earth we become small, with the humility and simplicity of a young child. When we touch the Earth we become great, like an ancient tree sending her roots deep into the earth, drinking from the source of all waters. When we touch the Earth, we breathe in all the strength and […]
Opoutere
“When we touch the Earth we become small, with the humility and simplicity of a young child. When we touch the Earth we become great, like an ancient tree sending her roots deep into the earth, drinking from the source of all waters. When we touch the Earth, we breathe in all the strength and stability of the Earth, and breathe out our suffering- our feelings of anger, hatred, fear, inadequacy and grief.” — Thich Nhat Hanh, Vietnamese Zen Buddhist monk.
{text borrowed from Teachings, via Puakia Healing by Maggie Harrsen. Images taken last weekend of our escape to Opoutere Coast}
