Often, like water to fish, the myths of our culture are transparent and invisible. These ambient stories surround us all the time and get in and out of us without our awareness. We hear these stories in many voices, in many messages & in many forms. They build inside us in bits and pieces. Whether we clearly & entirely know them or not, we enact and make them real. We inherit and transmit them.

Carrying out the Great Work of making an ecologically durable and decent society will require us to confront the deeper cultural roots of our problems and grow out of the faith that we can meet the challenge of sustainability without really changing much. The evidence, I think, shows that we will have to change a great deal and mostly in ways that we will come to regard as vastly better than what exists now and certainly better than what is in prospect.

— David W. Orr

As I am running out of my green, white and oolang teas during the covid19 lockdown, I got an opportunity to diversify my teas and change my tea habits. An interesting addition to my teas comes in the form of Blue pea.