Arriving as: Peaceful from being guided, just like spring(ish), scattered…centering prayer-fullness, pleasant surrounds surrounding dampness, fertility emerging with warm hands, co-working unfolding, becoming pollinated as co-creativity, a season of new possibilities ‘sprouting’, seasonal transition = allowance for something to grow, ripen, mature (or marinate) into a nextness, adjusting into a new skin, a freshness in→
In apithology folklore there is this reference to ‘Asking Three Times’. The reason for this convention is the practice of apithology means all of Apithology’s learnings are there for you. The reality, however, is that not all of it will be presently available to you (i.e. the fact of being able, ready, and willing – and what this means). Most→
Arriving: Rested, cost, crunchy, scrambled, curious, mosaiced. Caring for the garden, leaving some things un-curated, asking for caring, waiting for recognising, the tiredness of doing the requesting for resting, with the requestee waiting for one’s returning, expansiveness of receiving of the giving as a practice of greater giving, the apithology of giving of self that→
Arriving: Surprised, serene, anticipating, quietly effervescent, mulching, munching, wellspringing. Two years of continuous bringing and gifting, coming together in unknowing, letting the microbes break things down, old conditioning, becomes conditioned, mulched as nurtrician, mulching as renewing, mulch as the affected ~ and the affecting, what is enabling of formation, what is the information for the→
There is the old adage about something being ‘as boring as watching grass grow’. What is it then … to watch an oak tree grow? What is it … to watch a forest of oaks grow? The slow and ever-present development of apithology (since 2004) gives a whole new meaning to the practice of close-inquiry→