Hoichi Kurisu Quote
“Strolling through a pine forest, viewing rock formations, and cascading waterfalls, pausing to ponder the quiet surface of the lake and shoreline—little by little we are encouraged to lay aside the chaos of a troubled world and gently nurture the capacity within to hear a more harmonious, universal rhythm. We exchange burden, boredom and despair for renewal, inspiration and hope.”—Hoichi Kurisu
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Tags: Gardens, Hoichi Kurisu
May 20th, 2010 at 10:58 am
A hearty ‘Amen’ to this lovely passage - sorry, I forgot I don’t do ‘Amen’s any more. However the idea of getting in tune with creation and it’s sense of ‘just being’ is at the heart of all true spirituality including that suggested by Yeshua the Nazarene.It’s certainly a contrast to my roller-coaster ride through Irish Christianity as a young man. You might like to read my story for free ‘The Prodigal Prophet’ at http://www.authonomy.com My blog on Christian mysticism at http://theprodigalprophet.wordpress.com might also prove interesting as well as challenging!