“Rewilding”

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Written By Liz Wiltzen
 

“Rewilding” - created July 8th, 2021

THE MANDALA PROJECT - How it came to life

If you know someone whose day would be brightened by this Mandala, please pass it along! Even more magical, with a love note from you!

 
 

The Mandala Project: #34

A friend of mine told me today that the cracks built into sidewalks are used to control random fracturing. Contraction points are placed in a concrete surface at predetermined locations to create weakened planes where the concrete can crack in a straight line. They’re called ‘control joints’.

Just try telling wild what to do.

Despite our best efforts to domesticate our lives and ourselves, our true nature is not meant to be confined or tamed. The essential wildness in us lives to explore mystery, to create beyond the bounds of the known, and to discover surprising new ways to bring our unique and sacred magic to the world.

 
 

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