Dear Alan - and all,
Thank you for
this. It was very touching, and broke into a difficult moment I was
having. Frankly, my response was to think about running away from my
city dwelling and go back to a more natural way of being. (I used to
be a Warden in the English Lake District. My own patch was two hundred
square miles and I loved it, painted it and relaxed into it.) On the
other hand I have a thesis to write!
I loved the
Te Ahukaramu
Charles Royal piece and I visited
www.inclusional-reseaarch.org
Suddenly I feel like a child at a party
with loads of good things on view; I don't know what to taste
first! The paintings were inspirational. Many of your thoughts
had resonance within my 'world' too.
How does it feel to have your
thoughts and feelings 'out there'? (Because I have some trepidation
about doing that myself.)
Can I get back to you once I've absorbed it
more?
Best wishes,
Christine
On 10 Apr 2008, at 16:54,
Alan Rayner (BU) wrote:
Dear Jack, Christine and All,
'Coincidentally', a correspondent just sent me the following extract
from:
INDIGENOUS WORLDVIEWS
A Comparative Study
A Report on
Research in progress by
Te Ahukaramu Charles Royal
For
Ngati
Kikopiri
Te Wananga-o-Raukawa
Te Puni Kokiri-Ministry for Maori
Development
Fulbright New Zealand
Winston Churchill Memorial Trust