Posts Tagged "Nature"
On this Day in May
I was sad one day and went for a walk
I sat in a field
A rabbit noticed my condition and came near
It often does not take more than that
to help at times
to just be close to creatures who
are so full of knowing,
so full of love
that they don’t–
chat
they just gaze with
their marvelous understanding.
~by Saint John of the Cross,
16th Century mystic
excerpted from Living the Wisdom of the Tao
by Wayne Dyer
On this Day in May
If I were the rabbit, I would be in the field with you.
You might hear me–not asking what’s wrong,
but in my nibbling of greens
and grace of being,
you would be reminded of what’s right,
even in times of great sorrow and upheaval.
As tears flow,
you might taste their perfect saltiness,
feeing the release of what was,
honoring deeply,
knowing tears are love
searching…
for a new home.
Let them flow ~
into the stream,
feeling the cleansing.
Let yourself be caressed and carried
by the stream,
buoyed by the waters in the moment,
without thought of what is around the next bend.
That is too much to bear —
Breathe
Be buoyed, in this moment,
in the waters that flow,
in and around you
in and around you
In the waters that flow,
be buoyed
buoyed by the grace of the bunny in the field,
and the elements of nature.
Just for this moment.
(c) Britt Nielsen
on this day in May
in 2023
On Cloud Nine
The Backroad to Bliss
What I love about road trips is taking random side roads and meeting people. I could devote a post just for that but what I really wanted to share here is another road I took that led to this gem.
(c) Britt Nielsen
(c) Britt Nielsen
(c) Britt Nielsen
(c) Britt Nielsen
A few people enjoyed the waters of this gem of a spot on the Gulf of the Saint Lawrence.
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Recipe for the Senses
Petrichor: the smell of the earth after the rain + fragrant blossoms + the earth drenched in beauty = delicious recipe for the senses
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