Do-Nothingness

A conversation with Hilda Labrada Gore

I was recently blessed to share the afternoon with Hilda Labrada Gore here at Timshel Wildland. She treed me under the Wildland’s great white oak (350 years old) and gave me a stage to say whatever came to mind—a dangerous thing most definitely! Haha.

We hope you enjoy this 22min clip.

In our brief visit, I touch on:

1. Some of the deeper philosophies behind our pioneering rewilding project.

2. The mother/daughter relationship of trees

3. The ease with which nature can recover from disaster

4. Our philosophy of farming (beyond permaculture and regenerative)

5. The role of wildness in our lives and how this view impact our language, mythology and more.

6. The letting go of outcomes in the hope that, in being human once again, that is enough.

Oak leaf in the autumn.

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