No single human can work to save the orcas and protect the Amazon and organize anti-fracking protests and write poetry that inspires others to act and pray in a hermit’s dwelling for transformation and get dinner on the table. How easy is it to feel paralyzed by obligations.
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The Coast Salish people think trees have personhood too. They teach that the forest is made of many nations living side by side in peace, each contributing to this earth.
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We are ecosystems, composed of—and decomposed by—an ecology of microbes, the significance of which is only now coming to light.
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I always find more answers in a forest than in my own hot attic of a mind.
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Oaks support more forms of life and more fascinating interactions than any other tree genus in North America.
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