Reply #7: nothing pointless about that

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wilderness/will of the place.

it's sometimes in those natural places that we find our beaten down and trammeled humanity. we recognize that part of human essence that often goes unheeded or that which tries to escape and lash out. that force in us which seeks expression, an innate humanity that is unmediated. something that transcends work/consumerism/hatred/conditioning.

quietude.

the primal terror of a place filled with gods. the tree/the squirrel/the sound of woodland creatures as deity.

our ancestors feared and embraced nature. nature/the will of nature is the foundation of spirituality. the ecstasy/fear of a dark place filled with animals and plant life.

i envy your experience.