There was a time when on my walk home, I would pass a lovely tree with purple flowers, growing near a high school. This tree was about 10 feet tall, had circular green leaves, and small purple flowers, was stunning. The bark was innocent and young, brown, and free of gashes. It stretched lovingly towards the sun. It made all the other trees look boring. I looked upon it, when I walked past, as a singular tree. Read to The Roots »

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And so you turn around, and find yourself in an open mind. And as such, you may realize that to have an open mind is to allow for the possibility… of not having an open mind. This means both that you would be willing to consider giving up having an open mind if you saw a reason, and that you may not have had one before you turned around. Read to The Roots »

Welcome to ForestOfThought.com. Please come in and have a think around. This is the historical first “article” of many and less pretentious articles. It was published on Monday, June 26th, 2006, at 10:47 PM Eastern.

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