Comments on: Landscaping with rocks and Carl Jung

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By: KrisBelucci

KrisBelucci — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 07:29:29 +0000

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By: Jane Alexander

Jane Alexander — Wed, 13 May 2009 07:55:04 +0000

Fabulous post. I love that section about Bollingen – well, love Jung altogether…as you know from reading Spirit of the Home.
So interesting to see your use of rock in a completely different environment from my native Britain. Here, on Exmoor, our stones are very different – generally moss-clad and secretive yet still hugely powerful.
Rocks DO have a grounding, settling energy – ideal if you’re feeling a little rootless or spacey….though of course you have to be careful not to make the rock element TOO overwhelming and shouldn’t use sharp spiky stone w hich would give cutting qi…..
Fabulous post and now off to read more.
jane xx

By: Mago

Mago — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 23:51:16 +0000

That must have felt so good to help Mom and connect with Dad. I am sure he was looking down and saying “Yeah, that’s my girl…I like that one and this one looks good too. Nice touch over here.” I know you worked hard and I am sure that she did appreciate it. Sometime I might need you to advise us on placement when we get that far along. Right now we have holes everywhere trying to find the pipes to move forward on the pressure pump project.
Sorry we didn’t get to connect this week. I am ready to get out of town. I hope that the beach was peaceful and good to connect with Dad again. I am sure it was hard at times. I love you woman. Hope to talk with you soon.

By: Mago

Mago — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 23:46:40 +0000

Jan,
That must have felt so good to help Mom and connect with Dad. I am sure he was looking down and saying “Yeah, that’s my girl…I like that one and this one looks good too. Nice touch over here.” I know you worked hard and I am sure that she did appreciate it. Sometime I might need you to advise us on placement when we get that far along. Right now we have holes everywhere trying to find the pipes to move forward on the pressure pump project.
Sorry we didn’t get to connect this week. I am ready to get out of town. I hope that the beach was peaceful and good to connect with Dad again. I am sure it was hard at times. I love you woman. Hope to talk with you soon.

By: Ellen Currey-Wilson

Ellen Currey-Wilson — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 04:28:44 +0000

I never thought about how rocks and boulders add to landscaping, but now I understand. A flat concrete walkway creates a completely different feeling than a series of well places stones does. Thank you for inspiring me!

By: Sally

Sally — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 21:14:56 +0000

Thank you for these insights on landscaping with rock. I’ve struggled with this for several years. I’d see rocks in other gardens used very effectively, but I couldn’t figure out why my attempts were awkard. So today I dug out holes under some of my rocks, and buried them a bit. That made all the difference! They look much more natural. Thanks!