Category: nature

Prayer flags are flown in many cultures and in many places. From mountain tops to back yards, these flags offer peace, harmony, positive energy and blessings. The wind spreads these invisible prayers to people who suffer as well as to the earth below. I view my daily practice of posting an image as my way … Continue reading Nature’s Flags # 32 →

As we continue to walk through these times of rupture and collapse, our companion can be a reminder of the beauty that remains. Our earth is hurting along our spirits. Please take a moment to enjoy the fragrance of this moist forest carpet, the years of leaves and the mosses. Massachusetts

As we walk through these times of fracture and anxiety, I find it helpful to remember the beauty still available to us. It helps refresh my spirit and I hope it does for you. Here is another image. Please pause and breathe as you look. Let yourself enter the mist. Have you ever felt unable … Continue reading 30 Days of Beauty-A Practice #20 →

Remember the energy and fearlessness you once had? It is part of the joy of summer. As we walk through these times of fracture and anxiety, are you able to summon the courage to enter a different relationship with this volume of world change? Where or how are you supported these days? Maine

As this doe cautiously emerges from the shadows I reflect on how delicate our species are. The deer embodies 'flight' as a survival instinct. As I consider the misuse of power being deployed, part of me wants to flee to the dark warmth of my quilt. How are you dealing with the current world order? … Continue reading 30 Days of Beauty-A Practice #27 →

As we walk through these times of fracture and anxiety, I find it helpful to remember the beauty still available to us. Signs of spring refreshes my spirit and a sense of hope. How do you receive the first bits of color that arise from the dark earth? Colorado

It has helped me to remember there is also beauty as the disturbing news continues. Even the chill that creates hoarfrost has a certain icy beauty. I think I have chosen a worthy companion, our earth, to walk beside me – and you, as the 30-day journey continues. Colorado

My 30 days of pictures continues I hope you have seen a couple of them and been able to pause long enough to breathe and enter the image. These are the soft New England hills of the farm that nurtured me as a kid. The geese there really do migrate. Massachusetts