| p59 | There is always a desire for permission - a permission to "do what you have to do to be who you are" - a desire for permission that comes of the relationships that are like sun and water and soil. There is always a desire for a sympathetic understanding. For questions to be asked. For the root to be dug in deep and for an intimacy that burrows in, root-to-root. There is a desire to be able to stand one's ground of being and grow and flourish as meant to, and for this to be allowed and accepted. |