Natural Disclosures
We are awash with stories, individually catered, shaped, and spiced to our individual tests and hidden wants or desires, delivered instantly to the palms of our hands. Orchestrated by machines, provided free of charge and selling something.
I have nothing to sell here. I might only initiate our story by organizing my visual observations as linear causality. My factual written narrations are merely hints, encouraging you to figure out your own. So, we can set a stage for exchanging our shared understanding of what matters.
We are awash with stories, individually catered, shaped, and spiced to our individual tests and hidden wants or desires, delivered instantly to the palms of our hands. Orchestrated by machines, provided free of charge and selling something.
I have nothing to sell here. I might only initiate our story by organizing my visual observations as linear causality. My factual written narrations are merely hints, encouraging you to figure out your own. So, we can set a stage for exchanging our shared understanding of what matters.
Stories
Fiction is an excellent medium for storytelling, but the reality is not.
We are awash with stories, individually catered, shaped, and spiced to our individual tests and hidden wants or desires, delivered instantly to the palms of our hands. Orchestrated by machines, provided free of charge and selling something.
I have nothing to sell here. I might only initiate our story by organizing my visual observations as linear causality. My factual written narrations are merely hints, encouraging you to figure out your own. So, we can set a stage for exchanging our shared understanding of what matters.
Decades ago, I needed to escape the city and leave my home, employees, and clients behind. To decompress for a while and look back at my Life’s priorities and relationships. To think how they work when seen from a bit different perspective.
What I found was revealing in an unexpected way that changed me and my relationship with the living world.
Someone had to go outside of our planet to confirm that, indeed, it's blue. Yet, throughout history, a man could endlessly be trapped staring ahead at the water's edge.
Was it the curiosity of what's on the other side or a primordial calling?
Still, there is so much more hidden below the surface.
What's left from reportedly the tallest, most extended mountain range? Landscapes of 4-dimensional scale, with transparency of processes that formed life as we know it.
Seeing them is only the beginning.
Canadian Beaver became an emblem of Canada as a symbol of its sovereignty. It’s a bit puzzling that the National Symbol of Canada Act didn’t recognize any particular virtue of this animal or its role in maintaining living conditions within Canadian environments.
I am tempted to rectify this my own way.
Sooner or later, you could feel it coming. Despite all misfires, twists and turns at its arrival, it comes like a brief gentle kiss, never to be forgotten. Before you get used to it, it vanishes in sweltering heat waves.
I savour a world so close to urban life yet light-years away from it.
The boreal forest makes up three-quarters of all Canadian forests. It is vast and unknown to most Canadians as it is hardly accessible. It has also been the vital carbon sink for global climate stability. Since 2013, the boreal zone has become a net emitter of atmospheric carbon.
The question of why should be a subject of everyone's concern. Is it so, indeed?
Can one develop a bigger picture of complex relationships without insightful details or frequent stops for reflection?
Like everything in the world of the living, what might appear obvious could be, in fact, very complex. What seems irrelevant could be a springboard to endless conversations revealing intertwining storylines.
