A few thoughts from an article on solitude:
When fishing, I am always looking for that spot along the stream that is deserted. I leave behind the well known fishing holes, those with the famous names and stories of large trout rising to the fly. And instead I walk, hike and search for that spot on the river where the fishing may not be as good, but I can soak in the solitude. The places I crave are remote enough that my senses will only detect the sights and sounds of nature. The perfect spot is one where I see trees rather than other fishermen, and when I hear the sounds of rustling water, wind and crickets, rather than airplanes and cars.
Rabbi E
__________________ The Fly Fishing Rabbi, Eric Eisenkramer
Last edited by RabbiEE : 02-10-2007 at 05:30 PM.
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