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  1. "Nature is all. It is space and time and all the relationships and particulars between, which includes stars and sand grains, songbirds and air, photosynthesis and respiration, frogs and gravity and cedars and, of course, us."

    ~ Dark Mountain Project

    #Nature #Quote #DarkMountainProject

  2. "Nature is all. It is space and time and all the relationships and particulars between, which includes stars and sand grains, songbirds and air, photosynthesis and respiration, frogs and gravity and cedars and, of course, us."

    ~ Dark Mountain Project

    #Nature #Quote #DarkMountainProject

  3. "Nature is all. It is space and time and all the relationships and particulars between, which includes stars and sand grains, songbirds and air, photosynthesis and respiration, frogs and gravity and cedars and, of course, us."

    ~ Dark Mountain Project

    #Nature #Quote #DarkMountainProject

  4. "Nature is all. It is space and time and all the relationships and particulars between, which includes stars and sand grains, songbirds and air, photosynthesis and respiration, frogs and gravity and cedars and, of course, us."

    ~ Dark Mountain Project

    #Nature #Quote #DarkMountainProject

  5. "Nature is all. It is space and time and all the relationships and particulars between, which includes stars and sand grains, songbirds and air, photosynthesis and respiration, frogs and gravity and cedars and, of course, us."

    ~ Dark Mountain Project

    #Nature #Quote #DarkMountainProject

  6. "Modern thinkers often perceive time in linear sequences. Geologists and archaeologists consider it in layers, but the builders of the tombs in Luxor likely worked by ancient concepts of time and eternity, neheh and djet, the former as time in constant motion and the latter representing completeness. The rolling wave, and the infinite ocean which surrounds it."

    Alexander McMaster @ The Dark Mountain Project

    #DarkMountainProject #Time

  7. "Modern thinkers often perceive time in linear sequences. Geologists and archaeologists consider it in layers, but the builders of the tombs in Luxor likely worked by ancient concepts of time and eternity, neheh and djet, the former as time in constant motion and the latter representing completeness. The rolling wave, and the infinite ocean which surrounds it."

    Alexander McMaster @ The Dark Mountain Project

    #DarkMountainProject #Time

  8. "Modern thinkers often perceive time in linear sequences. Geologists and archaeologists consider it in layers, but the builders of the tombs in Luxor likely worked by ancient concepts of time and eternity, neheh and djet, the former as time in constant motion and the latter representing completeness. The rolling wave, and the infinite ocean which surrounds it."

    Alexander McMaster @ The Dark Mountain Project

    #DarkMountainProject #Time

  9. "Modern thinkers often perceive time in linear sequences. Geologists and archaeologists consider it in layers, but the builders of the tombs in Luxor likely worked by ancient concepts of time and eternity, neheh and djet, the former as time in constant motion and the latter representing completeness. The rolling wave, and the infinite ocean which surrounds it."

    Alexander McMaster @ The Dark Mountain Project

    #DarkMountainProject #Time

  10. "Modern thinkers often perceive time in linear sequences. Geologists and archaeologists consider it in layers, but the builders of the tombs in Luxor likely worked by ancient concepts of time and eternity, neheh and djet, the former as time in constant motion and the latter representing completeness. The rolling wave, and the infinite ocean which surrounds it."

    Alexander McMaster @ The Dark Mountain Project

    #DarkMountainProject #Time

  11. Ail record “newydd" y dydd, yw casgliad gwerinol hwn gan y #DarkMountainProject ffeindiais i yn Oxfam Aberteifi ddoe, mewn cyflwr perffaith. Dim ond un o’r artisitiaid (Chris Wood) sy'n gyfarwydd i fi, er i fi sylwi nawr bod Mike Mills (REM) yn canu ar un o'r traciau.

    Mae'r record yn dal ar gael o Dark Mountain am £14

    dark-mountain.net/product/from

    #GwrandoNawr

  12. Ail record “newydd" y dydd, yw casgliad gwerinol hwn gan y #DarkMountainProject ffeindiais i yn Oxfam Aberteifi ddoe, mewn cyflwr perffaith. Dim ond un o’r artisitiaid (Chris Wood) sy'n gyfarwydd i fi, er i fi sylwi nawr bod Mike Mills (REM) yn canu ar un o'r traciau.

    Mae'r record yn dal ar gael o Dark Mountain am £14

    dark-mountain.net/product/from

    #GwrandoNawr

  13. Ail record “newydd" y dydd, yw casgliad gwerinol hwn gan y #DarkMountainProject ffeindiais i yn Oxfam Aberteifi ddoe, mewn cyflwr perffaith. Dim ond un o’r artisitiaid (Chris Wood) sy'n gyfarwydd i fi, er i fi sylwi nawr bod Mike Mills (REM) yn canu ar un o'r traciau.

    Mae'r record yn dal ar gael o Dark Mountain am £14

    dark-mountain.net/product/from

    #GwrandoNawr

  14. NEW personal essay published today in Dark Mountain #darkmountainproject I wrote about lockdown and publishing #MrsDeathMissesDeath in the shadow of the pandemic and finding Hope in nurturing flowers and talking to snails.

    "It was so strange to talk about these themes of death and injustice and fear as though it was abstract and not something we were all living through in that dark hour."

    Read more: www.dark-mountain.net

    #booktoot #writersofmastodon #gardeningmastodon

  15. NEW personal essay published today in Dark Mountain #darkmountainproject I wrote about lockdown and publishing #MrsDeathMissesDeath in the shadow of the pandemic and finding Hope in nurturing flowers and talking to snails.

    "It was so strange to talk about these themes of death and injustice and fear as though it was abstract and not something we were all living through in that dark hour."

    Read more: www.dark-mountain.net

    #booktoot #writersofmastodon #gardeningmastodon

  16. NEW personal essay published today in Dark Mountain I wrote about lockdown and publishing in the shadow of the pandemic and finding Hope in nurturing flowers and talking to snails.

    "It was so strange to talk about these themes of death and injustice and fear as though it was abstract and not something we were all living through in that dark hour."

    Read more: www.dark-mountain.net