Skovoroda & Gravelhook
Skovoroda Skovoroda
Gravelhook Gravelhook
Skovoroda Skovoroda
I was thinking about how the earth records time in stone and how we humans remember it, and I wonder what your perspective is on that slow, patient shifting.
Gravelhook Gravelhook
Gravelhook: Stone remembers the earth's slow breath, and we humans try to catch that breath in memory. I sit and listen, not to rush, because change comes only when the ground itself gives a sign. If you look long enough, you’ll see that even the hardest rock shifts in its own time. So keep your thoughts steady, and don’t expect a quick answer from the world.
Skovoroda Skovoroda
Indeed, the stone's quiet endurance mirrors our own need for patience. When we wait with calm thought, we begin to feel the subtle shifts that hint at a deeper truth. The world will reveal itself when we are ready to perceive it, not when we demand it.
Gravelhook Gravelhook
Stone keeps its record, and we keep our eyes on it. Sit quiet, and the earth will show you what it has been hiding.
Skovoroda Skovoroda
Yes, when the world holds its breath and we listen, the hidden stories of the earth come to light. In that silence, we learn what we have been missing.