The Magic of Moss and What it Teaches Us

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March 29, 2019

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The Magic of Moss and What it Teaches Us

The whole secret of the study of nature lies in learning how
to use one's eyes.


- George Sand -

The Magic of Moss and What it Teaches Us

In Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural History of Mosses, world-renowned botanist/bryologist Robin Wall Kimmerer invites us to contemplate the mystery and meaning of life as viewed through her study of one of the world's oldest plant species. This illuminating, award-winning volume of essays weaves scientific and personal observation into a lyrical tapestry that celebrates the power of attentiveness in revealing the sparkle and splendor of the natural world. Rooted in the deep and abiding respect for all living things of her Native American heritage, Kimmerer's observations remind us that when we remain open to the possibility of what the smallest manifestations of life may reveal, we receive the gift of infinite beauty and wonder. Explore the fascinating, magical world and
work of Robin Wall Kimmerer with exceptional chronicler of existence,
Maria Popova. { read more }

Be The Change

The next time you're out for a wander pay attention to the moss
growing in the tucked away and in-between places, a crack in the
sidewalk, a damp paving stone, the shady side of a tree. Marvel for a
minute at the cool, shimmering patch of nature -- a humble reminder of
the miracle of life.


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