Part 4

Bear chuckled. "Look," she said.

And Rabbit opened his eyes. "Wow," he said. "That's what I always say!" said Woodpecker. "Wow wow wow wow wow wow..."

"Hey!" said Rabbit. "Mountains! Wait... There are mountains behind the mountains! And..." His rabbit eyes were having trouble even focusing that far away. "...There are mountains behind the mountains behind the mountains!"

The tree swayed in the wind, and Rabbit swayed with it. Rabbit felt like he was part of the tree; and the tree was part of the forest; and the forest was part of the world. "It's nice nice nice, isn't it," said Woodpecker.

"Wow," said Rabbit very quietly. "I thought the world was Small, and full of Me; but it is Big and not full of me at all." "Yes," said Bear. "Yes yes yes," said Woodpecker.

"Maybe my problems are not so big after all," said Rabbit. "I think you are right," said Bear. They climbed back down. "I don't understand," said Rabbit. "I feel calm. And happy." "Me too," said Bear. "But then, I usually do." Rabbit looked up at the tree. "I can't believe I have learned Wisdom from a bird with a brain the size of a walnut," he said. "A brain that it bangs off a tree all day."