Talking with a Tree
Jackie FeatherA retired psychologist, mother and grandmother talks with a 600-year-old Pohutukawa tree in the garden of her Waiheke Island home, seeking solace and wisdom to share in a world of unrest and uncertainty.
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The World is Waiting for Us
The trees have been quiet lately. When I say quiet, I mean not talking much in words. When they do communicate though, their messages can be loud and clear.
Wild West Coast, Karekare NZ. Photo: JF
Last weekend we went out to Tāmaki Makaur...
The Simple Pleasure of Presence
After my last post a friend reached out and asked me if I was ok. It seemed as though I was in a dark place (thank you Wendy). Well, to be honest, I was. Looking back I realise I was at the nadir of ‘collapse awareness’. Bleak, despairing,...
Love trumps Fear
I was having another down day today. The weight of the state of the world bearing down on me, yet again. I haven’t been talking with trees lately. Perhaps the two are linked?
So I went for a walk. We are staying in town. From here we can s...
Deadly Serious
We’ve been in Australia for two and a half months now. It’s been harder to talk with trees here, and even more difficult to find the time to write. A fall out from ‘van life’ perhaps. One would think one would have more time, not less, for...
Separation and Connection
Our first foray out into the Tasmanian wilderness is a 4-day walk on the Three Capes Track. This 48km trail threads along the remote south-eastern coastline of the Tasman Peninsula. It is a stunning area, known for its dramatic geological f...
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A retired psychologist, mother and grandmother talks with a 600-year-old Pohutukawa tree in the garden of her Waiheke Island home, seeking solace and wisdom to share in a world of unrest and uncertainty.
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