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The teachings of Te Koru

Published by Bruce on March 30, 2006 in Project Koru. 0 responses Tags: inspiration, Musings, New Zealand, Project Koru.

The unfurling fern frond (Te Koru in Maori) teaches us three important lessons.

Lesson One

Life can take many directions.

Lesson Two

In each direction there are many variations.

Lesson Three

Hidden
What we can see is only part of the story; possibilities are yet to be revealed.

Last modified July 26th, 2006.

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