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Track: a form of thraldom; a lingering line created by passage, which can be entered with the same energy with which it was made. By aligning oneself to a track, one can track the trace of an animal’s track, which is a trail it made on its trek, or trip, made by toeing up to the tip, or toe, of  a thread of will and traveling it into trackless space, turning it into a trail, one trod tread at  time. The energy remains, and like a thread, or rope, can be followed to bring the animal into one’s hand.

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Vole Tracks in the Sagebrush and the Snow

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January 7, 2015 by Harold Rhenisch binding, earth language, environmental language, etymology, magic, nature photography, thread, track, tracking, vole, will, word origins

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