Every Person is a World
I have always loved the line from the Talmud "every person is a world". All of us have the power to change the world, and to be leaders - we are the leaders of our body’s world, we speak our world into being, and the questions we ask shape it!
And now for an image to match the quote and thought -
the world around us (image 1),
reflected, mirrored and found in the world within us (image 2):
Images:
1. A forest in the UK: "remnants of the morning mist in the Outwoods - a part of the ancient Charnwood Forest" The Outwoods (c) Kev Ryan; source
2. Inside our brain: "neurons of the cerebellum that communicate electrical impulses through structures known as dendritic trees" Can’t See the Forest for the Trees (c) Jhodie Duncan 2000 University of Melbourne, Dept of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Melbourne, Australia; source
thanks to Anthony for the link to image 2!
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May 3rd, 2006 at 8:08 pm
To see a world in a grain of sand
and a heaven in a wild flower,
hold infinity in the palm of your hand
and eternity in an hour.
-William Blake