Sage
The cricket’s quiet now . . . that’s the wisdom he carries into winter. . [ 1599 ]
The cricket’s quiet now . . . that’s the wisdom he carries into winter. . [ 1599 ]
What’s next? I couldn’t say. What’s past? — blows away. What’s left? What’s best? What’s free? Uncertainty. . [ 1598 ]
Ask the body — Is there a difference between the fear of pain, the fear of rejection, the fear of poverty, the fear of loss, the fear of death? . [ 1597 ]
First a maple, then an oak — after the storm, the trees go on raining. . [ 1596 ]
It’s useless for you to try to be like me, or for me to try to be like you, or even for us to try to be like ourselves. Rather, let’s set that notion aside and be no one — completely, fully, freely, dynamically. . [ 1595 ]
Not, What’s in it for me? but, How can I help? says the rain to the earth. . [ 1594 ]
What is there to desire but a deeper, fuller understanding, and to be an instrument through which that universal music plays? . [ 1593 ]
Rowanberries and cedar waxwings — it’s time to plant the daffodils. . [ 1592 ]
I burn with the forests. And when I emerge in spring, I’m listening. . [ 1591 ]
The far cliff is lost in the mist, like everything I thought I knew. . [ 1590 ]