E' un piccolo grande libro che consiglio: " L'arte di coltivare l'orto e se stessi ". L'autrice è Adriana Bonavia Giorgetti che lo ha stampato in proprio a Daverio (Varese) dove vive e lavora in un agriturismo, cascina didattica e molto altro.
sowing, care, give water, support the growing operations are so trim, but on closer consideration has to do with our life, growth, maturity, awareness.
"Taking care of a garden, I believe, is a way to love life and care for" the author writes . Care, care for others. Support, as in tomatoes, may be a person, a book, an event. The trim is to cut the unnecessary, artificial, everything that prevents us from being natural and therefore the essential task to drop anchor, an invitation to be scattered, to eliminate negative energies.
The time that the vegetable garden (and life) is lost time to listen to ourselves and to the growth of beauty. How does the fox to the Little Prince "is the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important .
Among the many texts that the author cites in the margins of his reasoning, I like this from "The greeting of the dawn" and that connects to the theme of "care":
Take care, therefore,
of the day is born!
E ' this greeting the dawn.
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