A Challenging Path Is Best Approached with Great Prudence
A Church Is Religion, a Tree Is Spirituality
A Latitude Often Changes Character but Not Position
A Weak Mind Will Never Defeat a Strong Soul
All Across the High Plain After the Storm
All Great Things Must Grow Through Dirt First
All the Rivers Born in the Mountains
Always the Tallest Mountain to Climb Resides Within You
Amongst a Landscape of Spiritual Reckoning
And the Clouds Then Turned into Castles
As Every Crevice in the Woods Waits Patiently for Sunrise
As the Sun Sets Across Wide Open Fields
Even Unaligned, Topographies Are Still Connected
Even the Tallest Leaves Return to the Roots
Every Particle of Water Understands Change Is Essential
Every Ray of Light in Between the Reeds and Trees
Everything Changes Color with the Rainfall
Everything Changes Shape Under the Supermoon
Glacial Architecture of the Mountain Corridor
In All the Places That We Roam and Wander
In the Aftermath of Rain No Grain of Sand Remains Unstirred
In the Climb, Not the Summit, Lies the Most Wisdom
Meditation VII (Travel Path of Minerals From the Mountain Side to Lake Bed)
Mirror Your Patience From Trees, Persistence From Grass
Mirror Your Patience from Trees, Persistence from Grass
Night Sky Over the Face of a Nearby Tarn
No Mountain Can Stand without a Valley to Surround It
Of Birds Migrating in the Distance
Of Embers Warmth the Long Forgotten Memories
Peaks and Valleys Come and Go, Only the Search Is Constant
Shapes Shift in the Distant Shadows
Somewhere in the Early Morning Forest Mist
Sustenance Comes From the Roots, Not the Height
Sustenance Comes from the Roots, Not the Height
The Biggest Soul Searches Require the Widest Forests
This World Is Held Together by the Beauty of Humble Places
To Return to the Valley One Has to Have Reached the Peak
We Only Die Once, but Can Be Grateful Every Day