Walk into an orchard early on a misty morning The trees have birds and fruit, both growing You can see a few rows in any direction The horizon is not visible
The birds are talking among themselves and to their neighbors, signals exchanged The same for the trees, messages sent both through the air and underground
Meanwhile, information is incoming even from beyond what can be seen Of course, this has been relayed, perhaps a number of times, and may in some way be corrupted
In this example that mist never goes away You never see the entire orchard, no matter how far you walk, because it is always changing You cannot understand all the signals
Your perception is always what is just around you The reality is a much larger thing mostly unexplored and open to interpretation Even the wind in the leaves has something to say
....is either inexplicable illusion, or else revelation.” C.S. Lewis