WESTERN BOG LAUREL—  close-up July aspect (Kalmia empetriformis)

WESTERN BOG LAUREL—
close-up July aspect (Kalmia empetriformis),
above Hidden Lake, High Wallowas
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Western Bog Laurel grows in acidic soils, and in
somewhat drier locations than the similar in appearance,
Pink Mountaim-Heath(Kalmis microphylla)


On the road in the American Northwest.



LOVE RESONANCE

We shape the world and the world shapes us.

See the electronic keyboard—the synthesizer—with
its brittle octaves made of wired concrete, and its complete
lack of sympathetic resonance.

When similar sounds no longer spontaneously vibrate
together, when like sounds no longer reflect one another,
when like sounds no longer rmirror each other's energies,
upon which instrument shall we play our songs of Love?
Upon which instrument shall we teach our children the
principles of Nature's way?


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and the best of classical music together. The sonosphere—the
sea of sounds which surrounds us—deserves as much attention and
care as our water and air!









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