Comments on: To Think a Tree Might…Save Us From Ourselves? http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2008/09/03/to-think-a-tree-mightsave-us-from-ourselves/ balance, stasis, adaptation, change and transformation in turbulent times Sun, 05 Sep 2010 06:03:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Can Twitters Help a Tree—Help Ourselves? « wild resiliency blog! http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2008/09/03/to-think-a-tree-mightsave-us-from-ourselves/#comment-2155 Can Twitters Help a Tree—Help Ourselves? « wild resiliency blog! Fri, 09 Oct 2009 23:06:58 +0000 http://wildresiliencyblog.wordpress.com/?p=376#comment-2155 [...] see also: To Think a Tree Might Save Us…From Ourselves? The video voice I’d do over… it was a learning attempt… but the essence is [...] [...] see also: To Think a Tree Might Save Us…From Ourselves? The video voice I’d do over… it was a learning attempt… but the essence is [...]

]]> By: Larry Glover http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2008/09/03/to-think-a-tree-mightsave-us-from-ourselves/#comment-1793 Larry Glover Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:30:35 +0000 http://wildresiliencyblog.wordpress.com/?p=376#comment-1793 Thanks for your note Jeff. I too was honored to present at the WholeExpo in the company of such as you. Re. the Tree of Life, I appreciated the slide you mention, of Dr. Hirokawa's image of the microtubules in the body. They do indeed look like a grove of aspen trees. Interestingly, I encountered my old friend Jan Sultan, one of the world's premier Advanced Rolfing® Instructors, on my way out of town to present at the conference. I spoke to Jan about the Aspen-Body wisdom material and his response was: "Oh, the aspens. They're a neural network.... Then I heard Richard Louv, author of Last Child in the Woods, the other day and he said it this way: "The patterns in nature are the patterns in our bodies. To the extend we are separate from nature we are separate from our bodies." Thanks for your note Jeff. I too was honored to present at the WholeExpo in the company of such as you.

Re. the Tree of Life, I appreciated the slide you mention, of Dr. Hirokawa’s image of the microtubules in the body. They do indeed look like a grove of aspen trees.

Interestingly, I encountered my old friend Jan Sultan, one of the world’s premier Advanced Rolfing® Instructors, on my way out of town to present at the conference. I spoke to Jan about the Aspen-Body wisdom material and his response was: “Oh, the aspens. They’re a neural network….

Then I heard Richard Louv, author of Last Child in the Woods, the other day and he said it this way: “The patterns in nature are the patterns in our bodies. To the extend we are separate from nature we are separate from our bodies.”

]]> By: Jeff Masters http://wildresiliencyblog.com/2008/09/03/to-think-a-tree-mightsave-us-from-ourselves/#comment-1783 Jeff Masters Thu, 11 Sep 2008 18:11:35 +0000 http://wildresiliencyblog.wordpress.com/?p=376#comment-1783 It was wonderful to attend the WholeExpo with presenters such as Larry who believe so wholeheartedly about the connection between man and nature or should I say the 'inner-connection' of human being and nature. Interesting that you would mention the Tree Of Life. If you can remember the slide that I presented with Dr. Hirokawa's image of the microtubules in the body, they resemble a proud stand of aspen trees! Perhaps the true trees of life are the bio-electromagnetic receptors that we hold within that connect us to all things, are tuned to the Language of Life or the Language of The Universe and can assist us in transforming our world. Keep up the incredible work. I look forward to seeing more! It was wonderful to attend the WholeExpo with presenters such as Larry who believe so wholeheartedly about the connection between man and nature or should I say the ‘inner-connection’ of human being and nature.

Interesting that you would mention the Tree Of Life. If you can remember the slide that I presented with Dr. Hirokawa’s image of the microtubules in the body, they resemble a proud stand of aspen trees!

Perhaps the true trees of life are the bio-electromagnetic receptors that we hold within that connect us to all things, are tuned to the Language of Life or the Language of The Universe and can assist us in transforming our world.

Keep up the incredible work. I look forward to seeing more!

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