Issue 1, Winter 2006 |
Articles & Fiction
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by Theresa C. Dintino
If we listened, water would teach us a lot, about ourselves, our planet - the Universe itself. If we listened, we would hear the voice of the ultimate spoken clearly and eloquently through water. If we decide to listen, it should be soon since we are rapidly changing the qualities of this life-giving element - water.
At a Bioneers conference in Marin County, California, I attended the lecture, Waterworld: The Patterns of Naturegiven by Jennifer Greene of Maine. She spoke of the positive qualities of water from an anthroposophical point of view, emphasizing that to become effective stewards of water we must understand its true nature.
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Poetry & Reviews
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