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Rooted: Life at the Crossroads of Science, Nature, and Spirit
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A deep rooted and untethered look into humans, nature and human nature
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2021
If you were ever to find me lazing away a summer day in the grass or under a tree while reading, you'd probably find me with a romance novel or a fashion magazine in my hands; outdoorsy I am not, except to let the warm breezes ruffle my dress while I snap a selfie of me rocking florals, surrounded by floral, for my Insta. And yet, that's why Rooted is such a refreshing, enlightening and inspiring summer read. It's both focused and wandering, urgent and chilled out, whimsical and deadly serious. This isn't a lecture about global warming, or a step by step "how-to" to solve it. It's more like spending the season wandering mossy woodlands and ice cold creek beds while listening to stories and wisdom; asking questions and pondering insights, whiling away the days and eves with someone who is rich with knowledge and storytelling ability, but never claims to be an expert, never talks down to you, simply talks to you with undivided attention. If you're looking for a structured and focused narrative, this is not it; that's like looking for architecture in a wild and deep forest. Mankind came from the Earth, and is at one with the Earth, and yet, as we strip the earth of its resources, we lose touch with our very humanity, and eventually, our ability to survive. This book reminds us that nature isn't a zoo -- with adorable creatures waiting to be adored from a safe distance behind glass. Animals struggle to survive, eat or be eaten, around the clock; plants too. There are countless ways to explore our impact on the earth, and to personally reconnect with it, and this book explores many of them -- but not all (which would be impossible and defeatist). But if you're looking for hope and inspiration, willing to take a journey, and enjoy the journey alone, without regard to navigating toward a known destination, this is a wonderful, enjoyable, enlightening, and constantly surprising read.
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2021
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2021
A deep rooted and untethered look into humans, nature and human nature
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2021
If you were ever to find me lazing away a summer day in the grass or under a tree while reading, you'd probably find me with a romance novel or a fashion magazine in my hands; outdoorsy I am not, except to let the warm breezes ruffle my dress while I snap a selfie of me rocking florals, surrounded by floral, for my Insta. And yet, that's why Rooted is such a refreshing, enlightening and inspiring summer read. It's both focused and wandering, urgent and chilled out, whimsical and deadly serious. This isn't a lecture about global warming, or a step by step "how-to" to solve it. It's more like spending the season wandering mossy woodlands and ice cold creek beds while listening to stories and wisdom; asking questions and pondering insights, whiling away the days and eves with someone who is rich with knowledge and storytelling ability, but never claims to be an expert, never talks down to you, simply talks to you with undivided attention. If you're looking for a structured and focused narrative, this is not it; that's like looking for architecture in a wild and deep forest. Mankind came from the Earth, and is at one with the Earth, and yet, as we strip the earth of its resources, we lose touch with our very humanity, and eventually, our ability to survive. This book reminds us that nature isn't a zoo -- with adorable creatures waiting to be adored from a safe distance behind glass. Animals struggle to survive, eat or be eaten, around the clock; plants too. There are countless ways to explore our impact on the earth, and to personally reconnect with it, and this book explores many of them -- but not all (which would be impossible and defeatist). But if you're looking for hope and inspiration, willing to take a journey, and enjoy the journey alone, without regard to navigating toward a known destination, this is a wonderful, enjoyable, enlightening, and constantly surprising read.
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2021
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