Tag Archives: Esther Hizsa
Old-Growth Forest
An old-growth forest. Yellow cedar, Sitka spruce, Douglas fir have been around for centuries, literally. Year after year, they cycle through the seasons and grow imperceptibly taller, more solid, roots extending. That is what I’m becoming. The slow pace of … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Creation, Justice, Reflections
Tagged Bella Coola, Cathedral Grove, clear cut logging, Douglas Fir Trees, Drew Brayshaw, Esther Hizsa, Forestry in British Columbia, Genesis 1:11-12, Grant Hadwin, Hadwin's Judgement, John Vaillant, MacMillan Provincial Park, Miles Green, old-growt forest, rainforest, spiritual director Burnaby, spiritual director Vancouver, The Golden Spruce
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Imperceptibly Shaped
Above all, trust in the slow work of God. We are quite naturally impatient in everything to reach the end without delay. We should like to skip the intermediate stages. We are impatient of being on the way to something … Continue reading
Posted in Creation, Mystical, Poetry, Reflections
Tagged All Points Land Design, chestnut tree, eltpics, Esther Hizsa, Javan Kerby Bernakevitch, Jo Tobias, permaculture, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, regenerative agriculture, Richard Powers, RootShootSoils, soil regeneration, spiritual director Burnaby, spiritual director Vancouver, The Need to Grow, The Overstory
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