moments of stillness (of calm of peace of deep exhale) found in a quiet place are not how we challenge ourselves in our practice to be awake mindful present. but they are, without question, incredibly precious.
MJ - beautiful setting for your quiet pieces. Always love the thoughtful connections you give your work. And I agree with others a booklet with the words and images would be a great way to share your thoughts and works. Go well. B
My version of the 'chop wood carry water' story. But insert 'shovel snow and clear the tree branches'. At the end of the day dozens of beautiful images stored in my mind's eye. Noticing the progression of the Sun low in the southern horizon. Say hello.
I've come back twice to re-read the words and filter them properly thru my mind. It feels a bit ying and yang - you need both parts to be fully well and alive. The exhale and the being present. Thanks for the lovely ponderings and images - always a blessing.
Oh my-- what an incredibly beautiful photo of your designs--- totally amazing MJ!! Beautiful- calm-- and serene!
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Xoxo
Vicki
your words and art are always so perfect
ReplyDeleteAh the exhale. I need to remember to do this more. I'm sure it would help calm me down during this hectic time.
ReplyDeleteNow if I could just do it without coughing it would be great! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteso beautiful... I am grateful to have stopped by this evening.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh...I read and breathe out the stress. Bless you!
ReplyDeleteYour photo captures a beautiful moment of stillness and your words are a perfect reminder to cherish those quiet moments.
ReplyDeleteMJ - beautiful setting for your quiet pieces. Always love the thoughtful connections you give your work. And I agree with others a booklet with the words and images would be a great way to share your thoughts and works. Go well. B
ReplyDeleteMy version of the 'chop wood carry water' story. But insert 'shovel snow and clear the tree branches'. At the end of the day dozens of beautiful images stored in my mind's eye. Noticing the progression of the Sun low in the southern horizon. Say hello.
ReplyDeleteI've come back twice to re-read the words and filter them properly thru my mind. It feels a bit ying and yang - you need both parts to be fully well and alive. The exhale and the being present. Thanks for the lovely ponderings and images - always a blessing.
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