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Our world is full of distractions and complications. We can regain balance and harmony by becoming more sensitive to the natural rhythms and subtle energies of the earth.Through the many ages of prehistory and history, and in all the geographical regions of the planet, human cultures have revered, celebrated, and used these natural rhythms and subtle energies: to locate favorable places to live, to find underground water sources, to find or to design sites of special spiritual power, to organize their annual work in harmony with the plant and animal world in order to assure a long-term food supply, to create beautiful art, music, and architecture.
In our comfortable modern world, we don't need to be aware of these rhythms and energies in order to survive. But some of us have come to the conclusion that life is better if we get back in touch with this fundamental union between human and nature.
"It may be that some little root of the sacred tree still lives. Nourish it then, that it may leaf and bloom and fill with singing birds." Black Elk
The sacred tree of which Black Elk spoke long ago is the tree of awareness that has been given to all of us. Far removed from the soil as most of us are, we are all people of the earth. Our roots reach back beyond the asphalt and concrete, down deeper than any building foundation. They reach back to the very dawn of creation.
Hidden in our hearts are levels of awareness we have forgotten. Like great reservoirs they lie just beneath the surface, waiting to be tapped, waiting for their chance to gush to the surface and remind us of who we really are. We can all see, hear, smell, taste, touch, and feel much more than we do. The roots of the sacred tree are as much our birthright as the American Indian's or any other people who have walked the earth. They only wait to be rediscovered.
Tom Brown Jr., with Brandt Morgan. Tom Brown's Field Guide: Living with the Earth. 1984. Berkley Books, ISBN 0-425-09147-3
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