The intensity of recognizing nature as solace above and apart from organized purpose. This awes me. This does what I’ve thought unlikely - revisit his books.
Yes, savoring the sweetness of this world that is reflected in the sweetness of our souls gives us the strength to save the world, to address what ails us without and within. The savoring is what saves.
Herman Hesse! … not all is suffering….we still have that one sweet hour in summer
Thank you for this
for just one moment, let us have
this. 🤝🖤
The intensity of recognizing nature as solace above and apart from organized purpose. This awes me. This does what I’ve thought unlikely - revisit his books.
A beautiful poem to wake up to.
Yes, savoring the sweetness of this world that is reflected in the sweetness of our souls gives us the strength to save the world, to address what ails us without and within. The savoring is what saves.
Wonderful
And then Hesse woke up and wrote Siddartha? :-)
One of my favorite Authors. I believe I have read every book he published.
So significant today!
He could have written this today...
its got a lot of poignant longing
Such an eloquent writer....
And nice how he throws in a Jungian concept as well.