"The other great experience of my stay there (note: in Tibet) was the nature. I understood why certain people have not needed to sacred scriptures, the message brought by someone who came from a some afterlife. the one in front of their eyes, open to all, was the book to read. All the messages were there. There is something deeply sacred in nature in which man has not yet gotten their hands to exploit it and bend it to its purposes.
Nature, in its primitive purity, it is in balance, that has a completeness which we humans aspire to. simple observation, I seemed to find a homeland; felt assonance I had forgotten. Put my life to the rhythm seemed itself a medicine. The city does not do any more. The day ends and the lights come on automatically. Continue reading, walking to work the same. You could - and many were forced from their jobs, they do - turn everything: stay awake at night and sleep during the day. But this reversal of ourselves. The more we civilized, the more we distance ourselves from nature, including our own nature which is to be part of everything. "
Nature, in its primitive purity, it is in balance, that has a completeness which we humans aspire to. simple observation, I seemed to find a homeland; felt assonance I had forgotten. Put my life to the rhythm seemed itself a medicine. The city does not do any more. The day ends and the lights come on automatically. Continue reading, walking to work the same. You could - and many were forced from their jobs, they do - turn everything: stay awake at night and sleep during the day. But this reversal of ourselves. The more we civilized, the more we distance ourselves from nature, including our own nature which is to be part of everything. "
Tiziano Terzani - Taken from" Another round of tournament "
Photo: Bichino, Tasmania - 2010
