Remove a mature tree and you change the light, the soil, the habitat and the space around it. It is also true of people. We are less separate from one another than we imagine. The death of someone changes the people who remain. The loss of a tree changes a neighborhood. A neglected river changes the people who live beside it, even when they rarely think about the river at all.
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It sounds like the simplest of questions. Yet for Will Baez, it may be the most difficult, and most important, question we can ask.
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We are neither the center of the universe nor insignificant accidents drifting through it.
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The mind, like the body, can become tangled in survival patterns.
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From a clinical perspective, the key question is not whether such events are real in an objective metaphysical sense, but how they function in the organization of experience.
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