It is yourself as perceiver of the world, not the world, that you should be attempting to change.From Dreamtime
Every year at leaf-fall, Pwyll and his men rode to Arberth. Riding through a valley five valleys from home they were like an old story Taliesin would tell. And they had it in them to go with the story. They had it in them, living now, riding now to Arberth, to be a tale told by a fireside in the far past, to be a tale told by a fireside in the far future. And they would say, would sometimes say, that their only reason for being in the world was to give the world a chance to live out its own strangeness, its own danger, and its own wonder in them.John Moriarty, from Dreamtime
Thanks to Walker's Arms for the excellent image.
First and foremost they're books that explain me to me. They give me a language that helps me. It's almost a mirror I can look on. These books or these books will be a mirror to me and i can say, "Yeah, I recognize me to me"... If you're beyond a place where no one understands, then you're in real trouble. But it's when you recognize that maybe you know other people have been there there are other people who know this territory, who know this countryside, and it is this countryside is not unexplored, then, that's wonderful to know ...
