In the silence of Nature, we sense that we are profoundly Listened-to.

In the silence of Nature, we sense that we are profoundly Listened-to. In fact, divine listening is one very important aspect of silence. In being Listened-to, we discover sacred insights we never knew we had. And this in turn leads us to express our creativity in fresh ways.

After being so thoroughly Listened-to, we then return to society with a fresh ability to listen to others, thus enabling THEIR creative powers to come to birth. It is this kind of divine listening - mediated through US - that our current era so desperately needs.

Photos: (Top) Sunset on Nokkhu Crags, Never Summer Range, CO; (Middle and Bottom) Snow patterns, Montgomery Pass, Rawah Range, CO. All three photos were taken on March 7, 2015