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Sleepy Orange & Dainty Sulphur Butterflies On Narrow-leaf Aster Wildflowers (Santa Catalina Mountains) — Image by kenne
“And anyway, what is the difference between self-knowledge and self-obsession?
One encourages a defeat of the ego, the other encourages a feeding of the ego.
One a deeper experience of connection to ourselves, which enables a more
nourishing connection to others. The other, disdain for the deeper needs of the self,
which leads to disdain of others.”
— from On Connection by Kae Tempest
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Hiking trails
dusty and dry,
as are plants
along their path.
Flowers,
wrinkled or cracked
exhibiting new personalities,
making more obvious
narrow-leaf asters
in a dry
and rocky canyon area —
butterflies take advantage
of late fall nectar.
kenne
Two Sulphur Butterflies on Narrow-Leaf Aster Blossoms — Images by kenne
- More Late Butterflies (therousedbear.wordpress.com)
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Sleepy Orange & Dainty Sulphur Butterflies On Narrow-leaf Aster Wildflowers (Santa Catalina Mountains) — Image by kenne
“And anyway, what is the difference between self-knowledge and self-obsession?
One encourages a defeat of the ego, the other encourages a feeding of the ego.
One a deeper experience of connection to ourselves, which enables a more
nourishing connection to others. The other, disdain for the deeper needs of the self,
which leads to disdain of others.”
— from On Connection by Kae Tempest
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