1. What is the sound of water that walks, the look of water that talks?
   When water walks, we are silent. Watching a waterfall detach from its source is always a reason to stop, to question one's motives, to reconsider the current trajectory. I walk around with a hole in the top of my head, waiting to be filled, a procrastination of contentment. I've thrown responsibility about as far as I can, while still keeping my spine vertical.
   
   Sometimes I watch myself in the mirr

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1. Without a shakuhatchi, how can we imitate wind blowing through a bamboo alley?
   Close your eyes and let yourself be taken. When you open them again, a tree will stand before you, unevenly surrounded by rocks, many the size of two fists, none bigger than a human head. Choose carefully, take one in your hands, and then, without thinking, turn and run back through the alley.


2. Do we have a choice? Do human-eating tigers have a choice?
   There are Forces, some so

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How about these...?

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1. Who moved the tree?


2. What is written on bamboo skins?


3. What would you risk in the alley?