A Glorious Whorl In Time

~ a nomadic life inspired by nature, art and love ~

5.03.2011

“Let thy Food be thy Medicine and thy Medicine be thy Food” – Hippocrates.

chloe: tejas; my name comes from the Greek χλόη (khlóē), meaning "young green shoot", "blooming" or "verdant", and is one of the many names of the goddess Demeter. Mother to Persephone, she reigns over autumn, providing nourishment and abundance with the harvests of grains and roots. she also presides over spring time bringing freshness and newness of life, gracing the earth with fertility . although primarily identified with these seasonally occurring cycles, including life and death, she also presides over the sanctity of marriage and the sacred law. she is often depicted wearing robes of green, adorning sheaths of wheat and corn in her golden braided hair.

you can never have too much sky. you can fall asleep and wake up drunk on sky, and sky will keep you safe when you are sad.
- sandra cisneros

Love to throw yourself on the Earth and kiss it. Kiss the Earth and Love it with an unceasing, consuming Love.
-Feodor Dostoyevsky