HEARTH
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Fall Morning
If a bird can sing and a spider can spin silvery threads into intricate webs, then surely contemporary humanity can rediscover our gift to appreciate, respect and care for one another, and for all life.
Boulders
Boulders are an example of how Nature continually offers insight to decelerate, pay attention, and honor all that we take for granted.
WIND OF LIFE
Our breath is a wind, resonating in musical instruments, song, poetry, and all our day-to-day vocalizations.
Begonia – opening to gratitude
Plants model their exquisite ability to: adapt; peacefully care for and protect one another; let go; and, offer beauty and nourishment to the world.
THUNDER – inviting loving attentiveness
The sky’s all-encompassing embrace of our planet reminds us we are here to learn to emulate its compassionate and equitable lovingness toward all life.
LOVE – seeing beyond preconceptions
….show up again and again for the possibility of softening preconceptions and being absorbed in a love beyond bias.
Bark – staying in touch
Let’s stay in touch with our innate human capacity for honesty, and endless loving kindness, sharing and caring.
Bees – Seeing Anew
Bees offer several timely reminders for humanity. They harmoniously live and work as a community that creates abundance.
FOG – seeing the ever-present light
The summer fogs will be my reminder to try to live and act with love and the light in the core of my heart for the wellbeing of all.
Earthworm – Tending to the Unseen
May we have the wisdom to leave the world a better place than the way we found it.
Bat and Butterflies
May we embrace the gentler, wiser aspects of our humanness as we prepare for a post-covid world.
Owl
Keep your wits about you….wisdom from a neighborhood owl for
