University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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More and more it seems that the ordering of nature is an art akin to musice fugues in shell and cartilage, counterpoint in fibers and capillaries, throbbing rhythm in waves of sound, light, and nerve. And oneself is connected with it quite inextricablye a node, a ganglion, an electronic inter-weaving of paths, circuits, and impulses that stretch and hum through the whole of time and space. The entire pattern swirls in its com- plexity like smoke in sunbeams or the rip- pling networks of sunlight in shallow water. Transforming itself endlessly into itself. the pattern alone remains. Alan W. Watts

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Sound adds a whole dimension to an already vibrating nature it echoes the rhythms of life processes the hum of interactions. It creates a flow a movement a harmony with all with nature