Posts Tagged ‘Nature’
It Is Joy!
I know that life can be extremely challenging; however, ultimately, life is meant to be enjoyed. We only have a short time to experience this incredible world and the many gifts ki has to share.
Read MoreChoose Love for Change
Worldwide the shifts can no longer be ignored. Unfortunately, there is a human tendency to react with fear towards change. Fortunately, this is not a necessity, but a choice and we can just as easily (well perhaps with a little conscious awareness) choose Love. Here are steps to help us act more clearly with Love.
Beings of Symbiosis
I think the real question is “What is OUR reason for existence?” Every aspect of Nature has a role, a purpose. We have learned this the hard way, by removing unwanted Beings (like Wolves) and seeing how greatly this changed the wellbeing of an ecosystem. Nature does not waste. Since we are, whether we realize it or not, part of Nature, this means that we too are here for a reason.
Read MoreThrough New Eyes
I was recently driving with one of my students. It was a gorgeous morning with a light fog, the sun was rising, illuminating the golden fields of Corn. He was busy taking pictures of the Corn and the houses and the countryside, while I drove. It has been an interesting experience to spend time with…
Read MoreOn Balance
It is the time of year where we are again reminded of Balance. Where is our energy? Where is our focus? Are we taking time to play and rest? Are we devoting time to our Heart’s calling? How does Nature fit into our lives? This year, there is an even bigger call for Balance, as…
Read MoreExperience the Dark: Quietly and Slowly
We are beginning our journey out of the dark and into the light as our days are getting longer. This begins our time of rest and reflection. Our dreaming selves are re-ignited. Let’s listen to the cues from Nature and hibernate. Our hibernation may look different, but it will serve the same purpose, to nurture…
Read MoreLessons and Gifts from Pink Lady’s Slipper
Pink Lady’s Slipper is a rare native Orchid which grows in the Northeast. After a twenty-nine year search, I recently reencountered her. This is a sharing of some of the lessons which I have learned from her. (I have learned more and I know that there are many more to come.)
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