I came back to watch this video again an encounter with rhizomatic effects in a learner's writing. Thank you for putting these thoughts back out into the world, Christopher. In our human rhizome connections, the impact of exchanging thoughts and ideas travels a long distance and through many years of the glowing of those thoughts, perhaps little 'land minds [sic. pun.- mines]" containing radioactivity that sometimes lies dormant, waiting for an excuse to rise up into the present. I have appreciated your work for a long time, thank you.
Most profound. Your ideas resonate with my own current thoughts about networks of connections - from the "Hidden Life of Trees" - the underground and above ground connections. Trees communicating with one another, helping each other, nurturing each other. It's no accident that finally this leads to theologies of connection - the Divine being that which connects.
I came back to watch this video again an encounter with rhizomatic effects in a learner's writing. Thank you for putting these thoughts back out into the world, Christopher. In our human rhizome connections, the impact of exchanging thoughts and ideas travels a long distance and through many years of the glowing of those thoughts, perhaps little 'land minds [sic. pun.- mines]" containing radioactivity that sometimes lies dormant, waiting for an excuse to rise up into the present. I have appreciated your work for a long time, thank you.
Most profound. Your ideas resonate with my own current thoughts about networks of connections - from the "Hidden Life of Trees" - the underground and above ground connections. Trees communicating with one another, helping each other, nurturing each other. It's no accident that finally this leads to theologies of connection - the Divine being that which connects.
Thanks Ken... and I'd like to connect up sometime!