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It was in the jungle that he first learned the magical restorative powers of the smell, the sound and the feel of rock, rushing water and therapeutic mist. Peter came to treasure tropical waterfalls for their unique ability to cleanse the body, mind and spirit--leaving him open to receive the gift of positive energy created by the rich, pregnant atmosphere surrounding each tropical waterfall! He is wiser now, having the benefit of life's lessons, the lessons of Zen, and the philosophy of Feng Shui. Peter has learned the importance of removing oneself from the daily world in order to benefit from the healing powers of nature. Unfortunately, the pressures of our daily lives take their toll on our spiritual well being--it's so easy to lose touch with our inner selves and become spiritually depleted. Peter understands this dilemma, and has created a personal solution with his miniature tropical waterfalls. Each WildWaterfalls tropical waterfall is an original work of art. Peter faithfully incorporates the sounds of nature, and the teachings of Feng Shui. Now even the most worldly person can enjoy the benefits of peace and stress reduction by having a WildWaterfalls tropical waterfall in their home or office environment. This is the world of WildWaterfalls.
A WildWaterfalls tropical waterfall restores energy, balance and good fortune in your home, work and life! For photos, descriptions and prices view our three pages of Waterfalls. And, check out our newest items - misting fountain lamps! |
Peter
Goodgold's long journey as an artist and student of Zen started 25
years ago in the rainforests of Central America. Already a graduate of
the finest film schools in the United States, Peter was beginning his
personal quest to create a way of life that incorporated nature, art,
spiritual awakening and mental clarity.
The
impressions of the young artist, have now been brought to life by the mature
man. Ten years ago, Peter began carving seven million-year-old lava
rock (from what is now California) to recreate the authentic and restorative
sounds he heard in the rainforests a quarter of a century ago.