Reviving a sense of the sacred, and reviving people's ability to sense the sacred, is the task at hand. Your psalm (mantra? hymn? chant?) puts us on the right path, Elliot. Great.
I'm pleased that you appreciate this celebration of life and all that is. You can see all around you the frantic and fibrilating desire to possess, the unrestrained acquisitive necessity of this materialistic age for ordinary things outside of the self, that leads to the self fulfilling prophesy of lack, need, desire, pleasure and ultimately, suffering. Glory can be found in the smallest of overlooked things, like in planting and reaping a harvest. Keep planting those spuds! 🙏
Reviving a sense of the sacred, and reviving people's ability to sense the sacred, is the task at hand. Your psalm (mantra? hymn? chant?) puts us on the right path, Elliot. Great.
I'm pleased that you appreciate this celebration of life and all that is. You can see all around you the frantic and fibrilating desire to possess, the unrestrained acquisitive necessity of this materialistic age for ordinary things outside of the self, that leads to the self fulfilling prophesy of lack, need, desire, pleasure and ultimately, suffering. Glory can be found in the smallest of overlooked things, like in planting and reaping a harvest. Keep planting those spuds! 🙏