We chose between two words this week: festival or suitcase.
They are very different words, each bringing opportunities to explore something in our lives. Which word resonates with you? What stands out?
Festival / suitcase – poetic expression Read Post »
Where are you at with how you live and feel about your life? For so many of us, we are feeling a sense of uncertainty, and are looking for that something to guide us, to improve things in some way. Is this heart-based approach for you?
Is this heart-based approach for you? Read Post »
What does sacred conjure for you? Is it a word you use or relate to? What feels sacred to you? How would you define it?
Sacred – poetic expression Read Post »
What does solitude bring up for you? What does it feel like and what does it bring you? How do you perceive it?
Solitude – poetic expression Read Post »
Getting to know and become more aware of care that is genuine, may be the pathway to actions that can heal and are of benefit to the heart, mind, body, and spirit of ourselves, others and the whole environment.
Genuine Care and Kindness Read Post »
With so much happening around us and at a fast pace, it is no wonder we are hardly have the time and awareness to find clarity in it all.Â
Dealing with anger Read Post »
“Let me never fall into the vulgar mistake of dreaming that I am persecuted whenever I am contradicted..” . Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)Let’s look at this closer.
Quote by Carl G. Jung Read Post »
Our word this week: instant.
In an instant, so much can happen. This word, drew out many things that arrive in an instant.
Omen – poetic expression Read Post »
Our word this week: instant.
In an instant, so much can happen. This word, drew out many things that arrive in an instant.
Hot – poetic expression Read Post »
Our word this week: instant.
In an instant, so much can happen. This word, drew out many things that arrive in an instant.
Instant – poetic expression Read Post »
“Let me never fall into the vulgar mistake of dreaming that I am persecuted whenever I am contradicted..” . Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)Let’s look at this closer.
Quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson Read Post »
Our word this week: fairy.
Do you believe in fairies? It seems fairies have been at the centre of myths and stories from many cultures. What is your understanding?
Fairy – poetic expression Read Post »
