Do you remember as a child turning over a garden rock, to find a damp collection of small creatures, Rolly pollies, spiders, worms, centipedes and so on? Most of us were eager to investigate the creatures we found beneath the stone. Though some of us were scared of spiders and all forms of creepy crawlies, we were still curious enough to lift the stone. I was one of those children, scared of what I may find beneath the rock, but still eager to look.
An Interview with Wesley Larson, Wildlife Biologist and co-host of Tooth and Claw podcast
None of us are strangers to the endless cycle of laundry, bills, grocery shopping and jobs…on and on it goes, each task blending into the next until we are in constant motion moving faster and faster, yet feeling further and further with no clear destination we move faster and faster, taking on more and more with no clear destination in sight. The world around us is a cacophony of demands, the noise growing louder and louder with every passing day. We try to rise above the noise, to break free from the relentless swirl of life, like a bird caught in a storm we are swept back into the chaos again and again. How do we find our footing, and rise above? Where does that strength to continue come from?
