Naturpunkt: Rainer Maria Rilke

Samstag, 29. März 2014

Questions of being - Men and awareness/ Fragen des Seins - Mensch und Bewusstsein

Ich lebe mein Leben in wachsenden Ringen,

die sich über die Dinge ziehn.

Ich werde den letzten vielleicht nicht vollbringen,

aber versuchen will ich ihn.

Ich kreise um Gott, um den uralten Turm,

und ich kreise jahrtausendelang;

und ich weiß noch nicht: bin ich ein Falke, ein Sturm

oder ein großer Gesang.

Rainer Maria Rilke

Video from LYRIK & MUSIK (nonprofit channel)

Gedicht von Rainer Maria Rilke /
Rzitation: Ulrich Mühe /
Malerei von Caspar David Friedrich /
Musik: Gymnopedie (E.Satie) Büchel & von Deylen

“I live my life in widening circle

That reach out across the world.

I may not ever complete the last one,

But I give myself to it.

I circle around God, that primordial tower.

I have been circling for thousands of years,

And I still don't know: am I a falcon,

A storm, or a great song.

Rainer Maria Rilke

Photographies by Gina Matt

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Sonntag, 9. März 2014

Spring's Awakening Delights

Have a wonderful time. Thanks for visiting my blog and pages.

Gina

Sorry, that the quotes i added in this video are not easy to read....

i add them here for you:

First Quote, which is of Henry David Thoreau, who tried an experiment on the bees:

He was surprised at the distance to which the village bees go for flowers. His experiment put the bees in a whole new light:

The rambler in the most remote woods and pastures little thinks that the bees which are humming so industriously on the rare wild flowers he is plucking for his herbarium, in some out-of-the-way nook, are, like himself, ramblers from the village, perhaps from his own yard, come to get their honey for his hives…I felt the richer for this experience.

*It taught me that even the insects in my path are not loafers, but have their special errands. Not merely and vaguely in this world, but in this hour, each is about its businesss.*

Second Quote:

"Not a single bee has ever sent you an invoice. And that is part of the problem - because most of what comes to us from nature is free, because it is not invoiced, because it is not priced, because it is not traded in markets, we tend to ignore it."

- Pavan Sukhdev, United Nations report, The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity.

More about Pavan Sukhdev at TED Talk:

WHAT's THE PRICE OF NATURE