| Chariya: | Patience: that's essential for a good hunter. |
| An-Yi: | Yeah, most of what we call "life" is a essentially a matter of waiting: only a few key moments are crucial. Everything else is an interlude. |
| Bhäraté: | I'm not so sure. Everything is important in its own way. Isn't spinning a thread is just as important as resting on a leaf? |
| Daiki: | Maybe, but all this talk of spiders makes me feel yucky. |
| Bhäraté: | Yeah, I don't like the idea of being somebody else's food. |
| An-Yi: | Hey, we're all designed to be recycled. Eventually the worms & spiders will feast on your corpse. |
Spider Meditationin softly swaying branches of a giant cedar tree a spider sits on silken cords suspended in a breeze resting between bark chunks and sharp cedar needles quietly it waits for a moment where accident creates opportunity and a passing insect becomes a delicacy |
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