During Christmas, my two sons express a lot of joy when I give them a
handful of change to put in the Salvation Army kettle. They can easily find the good. Funny enough, I
can easily find the good in them.
The good is simple, it just
is. The
good can’t help itself. The
good is unblemished by the foolishness, morally defunct and politically
perverted nature of our society. The good isn’t complex and it is free
to everyone. The good can’t help but radiate and grow. Defining the
good doesn’t require an education, an explanation or even a reason. The
good speaks every language and is relevant to every generation. When the
good is in our face – no one needs to point it out. The
good couldn’t hide itself even if it wanted to.
I think the good explains
the wilds to us, that which otherwise wasn’t explainable in the first place.
Want to know where to find the
good? The Muir Project.
A group of multi-media artists, musicians, painters, teachers and
others captured the 211 miles of the John Muir Trail in 25 days of footage with
the singular purpose of bringing you the
good.
The videos are inspiring
and will transport you to the good. Watch them.
1 comment:
Wow. We have no words for this, but "thank you."
a thousand times, thank you.
Humbly,
The Muir Project
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