People Of The Raven (North America's Forgotten Past) - Plot & Excerpts
The rest of my body is wrapped in hides. I actually feel a little better, more aware. More here. “You are a good teacher,” I whisper. “There is no such thing as a good teacher. Teachers are of no consequence. They are accidental moments. Vanishing instants. Even to themselves. They must be. If a teacher pretends to offer permanence or truth, he does not give, he takes away.” “But I thought you were teaching me the ultimate truths of existence?” “Ultimate truths?” He scoffs. “A strange pairing of words. That is the one contradiction that does not lead to enlightenment. Instead, it leads to the darkest depths of human cruelty.” “Then, there are no ultimate truths?” He pauses. “Have you ever watched water?” If I but had the strength, I’d give him an annoyed look. What could water possibly have to do with ultimate truth? “I’ve spent my entire life living on the ocean, you old fool. Of course I’ve watched water.” “I don’t mean looked at it; I mean actively studied.
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