A River, a Hare, and the Wanting Monster: Notes on Rewilding the Soul and Ensouling the World
This form of attention and the knowledge it yields not only elicits more of the world, it elicits more of us. In waiting on the world in this way, applying time and strategic patience in the spirit of invitation, we draw out and are drawn out in turn. As the Latin root of attention suggests, as we extend ourselves into the world by attending to it,... See more
L. M. Sacasas • If Your World Is Not Enchanted, You're Not Paying Attention
While so much of our self-exploration today is hash-tagged #wellness and displayed, it became obvious to me in the far reach of sacred lands, encircled by campfires and eucalypts, that sometimes the best way to pay attention to country is to keep your mouth shut, open your eyes and just listen.
Julia Baird • Phosphorescence: On awe, wonder and things that sustain you when the world goes dark
