This important article also makes me aware of other ways we are losing our ability to "wander"—and with it, to some extent, our capacity for wonder...
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Hi Anthony - I remember the song, "I love to go a wondering" and I do believe there will always be souls out there who are meander...the path walkers...wanderers...in no hurry...no worry...with nothing particulate "in mind"...simply there...step by step...taking in all the trail offers...and taking these moments of life in...snippets with the stride...going slow...not only in the walking...but all the important matters in life that ought to go slowly...waltzing, cooking, eating, bathing, love-making...depth conversations...beholding... of all the beauty that exists within and out-there...Peace and Love Linda
Thank-you, Linda, for sharing of yourself and such sentient thoughts. To be present and aware and in equipoise - what a gift for the universe to bestow on us. Your prose is art! My deepest regards for reaching out to me. Anthony
Bonnie
I just returned from my favorite place to "wander" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minnehaha_Park_(Minneapolis) - where I set aside time to let my feet lead my mind - a joyful respite from their usual relationship.
Thanks for posting this - it was nice to come in from the chill of Winter in Minnesota to a warm thought.
Anthony
What a wonderful image to lay down here, Anthony--a treasure from your quest for the community. Thanks for sharing.