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From a farmer-philosopher who has spent thirty years listening to the mountains of rural Korea, a luminous and paradigm-shifting invitation to stop seeing nature as a backdrop, and start respecting it as a teacher.
Farmer and writer Choi Sung-hyun, who has lived in the rural mountains of eastern Korea for over three decades, sees the world as an expansive library, in which the sky, the earth, the water, the wind, and the trees are books full of profound lessons. In Rocks, Trees, Time, he draws on Buddhism, Christianity, philosophy, environmentalism, and, of course, his wild surroundings to share what he's learned with the world.
Combining lyrical essays, original poems, and diagrams, Choi brings the world around him—and us—to stunning, vibrant life. Choi shares:
A must-have for readers of The Serviceberry and The Comfort of Crows, Rocks, Trees, Time is a rare gift and an essential reminder that respecting the relationship between all creatures on earth is key to not only our collective survival, but our mutual thriving.
From a farmer-philosopher who has spent thirty years listening to the mountains of rural Korea, a luminous and paradigm-shifting invitation to stop seeing nature as a backdrop, and start respecting it as a teacher.
Farmer and writer Choi Sung-hyun, who has lived in the rural mountains of eastern Korea for over three decades, sees the world as an expansive library, in which the sky, the earth, the water, the wind, and the trees are books full of profound lessons. In Rocks, Trees, Time, he draws on Buddhism, Christianity, philosophy, environmentalism, and, of course, his wild surroundings to share what he's learned with the world.
Combining lyrical essays, original poems, and diagrams, Choi brings the world around him—and us—to stunning, vibrant life. Choi shares:
A must-have for readers of The Serviceberry and The Comfort of Crows, Rocks, Trees, Time is a rare gift and an essential reminder that respecting the relationship between all creatures on earth is key to not only our collective survival, but our mutual thriving.
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