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The Water of Life Calls. Roots know where to go to get life, don't they? Our roots do to. Our souls know where to go to get life, if we can be still in spirit long enough to just listen for a while. The Water of Life calls out to us, "Come drink of me and you will thirst no more."
No Obstacle Too Great. It seems there are a lot of things that get in the way of where we're going. There's a lesson to be learned by the river. Go around it. Go through it. If necessary, go over it. Time and persistence make all obstacles yield to the force of will. Go McKenzie! Did I just root for a river?
The Greater Wall. This mass of lava rock, stone and roots stands firm against the pounding, frigid waters of the McKenzie River below Sahalie Falls in the Oregon Cascades.
Island in the Stream A stalwart sentinel firmly stands its ground against the force of nature. More than a rock in the river, this stone has become the rock of life; ferns and moss flourishing on their island in the stream.
Thrive.
Life in the Flow.
Life in the Flow
The Water of Life Calls.

Roots know where to go to get life, don't they? Our roots do to. Our souls know where to go to get life, if we can be still in spirit long enough to just listen for a while. The Water of Life calls out to us, "Come drink of me and you will thirst no more."
The Water of Life Calls. Roots know where to go to get life, don't they? Our roots do to. Our souls know where to go to get life, if we can be still in spirit long enough to just listen for a while. The Water of Life calls out to us, "Come drink of me and you will thirst no more."
The Water of Life Calls.

Roots know where to go to get life, don't they? Our roots do to. Our souls know where to go to get life, if we can be still in spirit long enough to just listen for a while. The Water of Life calls out to us, "Come drink of me and you will thirst no more."
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