Woods would teach more than from just seeing and hearing. Many concepts you can sense, feel, perceive and visualize inside. But the degree of such realization changes from person to person.
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The tree expects wild creatures (including humans) to pick its flowers, drink its nectar, take its leaves and its wood in a form of pruning that is necessary for regrowth and bountiful fruit production year after year.
As far as bowing to a Master I would be a bit worried that we should not always follow and believe Masters if they try to lead us astray. Trees, and their humility, never will.
Hmmm... You will find more lessons in the woods than in books. Especially for those with eyes to see and ears to hear (physical AND spiritual). Trees and stones will teach you what you cannot learn from 'earthly' masters. So... what did the tree learn from the earth to be able to talk with the sky?
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Master is not a human being alone. It is the Lord who is the One and the only One too!
Such provoking thoughts of readers inspire me. Thanks
As far as bowing to a Master I would be a bit worried that we should not always follow and believe Masters if they try to lead us astray. Trees, and their humility, never will.
Ron