A splash of water. A cocoon of dirt. That spark of germination that sets us afoot. Spiraling through the ground. Arms unfolding wide. Legs tunneling through the dark of time. Rooting in place. Drinking the sun. Plants teach us just how wild we can become.
The language of plants has been capturing our imaginations since we first evolved onto land. Rocks are our 3-billion-year-old ancestors, moving in a time and space that is inconceivable to our 200-thousand-year-old imaginations. Plants are our second oldest teachers, outpacing us by 500 million years.
