The future is what we, the present, make it. We are supposed to learn from the past, but have we? A cursory look at what is happening in our world (add those that are not reported) will show you what a mess we made of this world. Victor
The easiest details are the ones we ignore and yet they are the very ones we miss later in life.Every minute is a new minute and when it's gone...we can't go back. I wonder of the man who left the tracks and what his thoughts would be of man today and just how fast pace we run.
Love,
Susan
Reading TRACKS IN THE ASH, one is reminded that life as we know and live it is only a fraction of a far more extensive reality. we actually know quite a bit about that greater reality but definitely pay too little attention to it. Enjoyed the great read.
Aberjhani
Excellent Ron! I like the info I hadn't heard of it, but I just wrote a poem about how we can look at things back a million years and I wonder how it is possible to know that we know;-)Awesome isn't it? Thanks for sharing!
Love Tinka
Love,
Susan
And I agree, the key to understanding our future may lie in understanding our past and all the mistakes we made.
In fraternity ...
Richard lloyd Cederberg
Aberjhani
Take care,
Sherry
Very often the fragments and parchments of our past, are pointers to our future well being and security..
This reminded me of the hieroglyphs and petroglyphs of Utah and New Mexico, which are perpetual reminders from the dim past of our ancestral parentage
Peter