A Travel Log to the Next Big Thing ~
Part IV: Now, it’s really out there. Folks know and I’m finding myself answering lots of questions – or at least attempting to answer questions. The immediate what next questions are easier to answer. When are you leaving? Where are you going? Do have help in packing? Are you going to drive by yourself? What about Thanksgiving? Is your son coming?
It’s the other questions that are a bit more challenging to answer ~ how are you doing? what will you be doing? are you doing church somewhere? If not church, then what?
Actually the how question is not that difficult to answer because I’m doing good! I find myself breathing deeper and often feeling a sense of relief. Of course, there are moments when I get that sinking feeling, wondering what is the opportunity that is waiting for me. Will I recogniz it when I see it. What if I miss it? Will I end up an old lady and two puppies, living in her car? Will the puppies be okay with this change? After all, they’re both 14 years old and set in their ways….
And then I take another deep breath and then another! A peace settles over me and I remember that all is unfolding as it should. I will know what the next thing is as it unfolds. The puppies and I will have a roof over our heads, food on the table, and beautiful spaces to take walks in.
Tomorrow is Monday. The to-do list is getting long. And there are a number of folks that I’d like to spend time with before I take off. Again, another deep breath and know that there will be enough time for all I need to do!
It’s just one step at a time ~ arrange for storage for the things I’m keeping, take the things I’m letting go of to Unique for recirculation, pack the ‘stuff’, put in a forwarding notice, for the mail, cancel the autoships for now, get the oil changed in the car, etc.. If you’ve every moved, you know the drill. I’m finding that the letting go of stuff process is as difficult as I remember it from other moves. I’ll pick up a decorative bowl or a box with rocks in it and remember who gave it to me or where and when I find them/bought it. Ah, the memories! How could I let that go?! Then I get still and that little voice says it’s time and into the little red cart it goes. Off to be enjoyed by someone new! I’ll still have the memory and room for more ‘stuff.’
So now it’s time for bed, to get a good night’s sleep and be ready for the new day!
Where Do We Go From Here? (cont)
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Where do we go from here?
A Travel Log of Our Journey to the Next Big Thing:
Part 1: This day has been ‘interesting’ – taking the puppies to get groomed, having lunch with a friend, working on a Memorial Wall presentation in Panera’s as I waited for the grooming to be done – thinking how much the world has changed. And then, the drive home, for you see, the groomer is in St Louis Park, over the river!!!! It amaze me how many vehicles there are on the roads in the Twin Cities and how long it takes to rebuild roads and bridges. Patience does wear thin at times. After we got home, there was dinner to fix, baseball game to watch, trash to take out…
As I sit here now, feeling the urge to write/type something, nothing significant is showing up. So, the question I ask myself is ‘Is that urge to write/type a real thing or just another diversion?’ You see, the trash still hasn’t been taken out, my MLB-TV account seems to have been tampered with and I just now got it straightened out. At least, the puppies got fed!
Hence, the title: where do we go from here? Right now, I do believe the best answer is – To Bed! Perhaps the deeper answers will come in my dreams and tomorrow I will sit again at the computer and see what wants to flow.
Good night, all!
Part II: So, we three – the puppies and me – went to bed. The dreams were interesting and a bit enlightening and yet they didn’t add clarity to ‘where do we go from here.’ Perhaps, that is because there are a number of questions on the board and a number of options in the answer column.
I’m thinking it’s time to step into the silence for a while and ask for some high-level guidance. I am sure that there is a positive path, that there are words of wisdom flowing my way, that the peace that passes all understanding is mine to claim. I also know that there are chunks of thought, emotion, memory that require release and reparation. What i’m not sure about is how much of what I think is the need for reparation is actually my resistance – reluctance to step into my authentic self – my power.
At what point do other folks open to the possibility that their view is their perception based on their stories and not ‘my bad.’ Is it always necessary for me to turn down my energy so that they’re not hurt? That line is not clear for me at this time…. More work to do! And now, it’s time to go to bed. Let’s sleep on that one and see what emerges. Thanks, guides and teachers!
Part III: It’s been a week or two since last I sat down to type. Much has happened. My time at Unity of the Valley is over. My contract was not renewed for various reasons, none of which were illegal or immoral. 🙂 So now that question – where do we go from here? – is reality. The Universe is sending clear signals that it’s time to move on – that there is something else I’m called to do and that patience is required. In the short term, I will be heading south – back home to Louisiana to center and find that next path. My sister and her puppy are letting me and my puppies bunk with them for awhile as the way gets clear!
Each day brings new ideas, new possibilities, new what-if’s. Each day also brings a little doubt, a little angst, a little oh sh*#! And then the deep breath and a shift in consciousness to that space that knows that I am guided, that there is already a plan, that it’s time to move! With that knowing, it’s time to go to bed ~ to sleep and dream!
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Autumn Leaves
… The falling leaves drift by the window, the autumn leaves of red and gold…. That song by Nat King Cole runs through my mind as I sit with the puppies watching the passing of a beautiful day. The trees that surround our open space each shimmer at the very top with golden leaves. Beneath that tiara, the rest of the leaves present various shades of green. Each day, that green morphs into a kaleidoscope of yellow and red.
Recently, I realized that there is another fascinating activity to ponder as the trees make their transition to Fall. Have you ever noticed how the leaves fall off the trees? One day last week I had that ‘wow’ moment when I became aware that I hadn’t taken time to watch the leaves fall; I had just seen the leaves as piles on the ground or colors on the tree. That prompted me to consciously watch the leaves as they fall. My list of observations keeps getting longer:
1. Green leaves rarely fall —
2. Most leaves fall when stirred by the wind.
3. It doesn’t take a strong gust of wind to cause a leave to fall.
4. Without the wind, it’s usually one leave at a time. Some times though, they fall as a connected cluster.
5. Smaller leaves tend to fall straight down as though they were in a hurry!
6. Larger leaves tend to float a bit on their way down as though there was no hurry!
7. There are some leaves that twirl like a graceful, bladed spindle.
8. As the wind increases, the number of leaves falling increases – duh!
9. The tree with the greatest number of yellow leaves will lose the most leaves. I know, Duh!
10. Regardless of ‘how’ and ‘when’ they fall, leaves always seems to fall with ease and grace.
And each spring a new batch of leaves will fill the trees with their vibrance and beauty.
So I ask myself if there’s anything to be learned from these observations, regardless of how obvious and ‘duh-worthy’ they are. What I have come to know is that there are lessons to be learned from anything that comes into my field of vision and inquiry. So what’s to learn with this set?
There is a flow to nature and change is integral to that flow. Without that change – or evolution – or transformation – the flow would lose its natural state. It would get blocked, stagnate, dry up. Each element of nature has its own way of handling the flow and the change. When left to its natural state, each way is appropriate and most-effective. Timing is important – too early can create a no-go; hanging on past time can create an ugly pile. Sometimes, we need a bit of the push – a strong gust of wind to get us moving. And then there’s always the understanding that there is new life that will flow from Source in the right time and place.
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The Beauty of the Change
A couple of weeks ago, as I sat on the couch looking out over our “back yard,” I noticed something yellow high up in one of the trees at the far side of the green square – too big to be a bird and not shaped like anything I could recognize. I thought about it for a little while then it just slipped out of mind.
Slowly, this last two weeks, my awareness has expanded somewhat again and I’ve noticed that there are more and more yellow ‘things’ in the trees – Well duh! the leaves are changing. There ARE golden yellow clusters in more of the trees. The vines are turning that deep shade of red! The green of the leaves is lighter – more yellow tinted – the tops of the certain trees have already turnied that deep red! Fall is moving in and I was just about to sleep walk through the change. Well, maybe it wasn’t sleep walking so much as it was that my focus was solely on the “critical” things that needed attention at work, at home, with the puppies…You know, that proposal and supporting material, preparing for Sunday, for Fire Muster, Pride, cleaning up the apartment and the computer, getting the puppies to the vet for check up – you know, all the ‘Must Do’s.”
Today, I had a weird, and eye-opening, experience while trying to correct some errors in The Buzz – one of the new “Must Do’s” for me! A sudden wave of dizziness swept over me for a good minute…and then it was gone! As things returned to “normal,” I realized just how wired I was. I also began to realize that not everything on that ‘Must Do” list couldn’t wait until tomorrow. So I selected the one or two really ‘must do’ today ones, finished them, and went home.
On my way home, I once again became aware of the colors of the world around me – the deeper reds, the brilliant golden-yellows – the remaining green – even in the rain! It became very clear that is really was time to take that deep breath, slow down, and let myself experience the shift – the change – the energy of Fall – richness of the harvest – the joy-filled anticipation of celebrations of special days to come.
Tomorrow after I join Unity of the Valley folks in celebration at Burnsville Pride Festival, the puppies and I will be taking a long walk in the woods, maybe along the beach of the lake. They can dig around and sniff to their heart’s content and I will take those deep breaths and feel Fall! All those things on that List will get done in time….
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Turquoise Hair
Today is Tuesday and that is routinely my evening to FaceTime with my grandson! We catch up on what’s going on in Ponte Vedra Beach and a bit about what’s happening in Burnsville ~ sometimes we watch videos together or he shares his plushies and actions figures. Whatever happens, it’s always the highlight of my day!
Tonight, when I called, my son answered and explained that the kiddo was still doing homework but would definitely call me back when he was done because he had a big surprise for me. And then he said he would not spoil it for me and grinned a big grin. Needless to say, my curiosity was running wild! But no, I’d have to wait. and wait I did!
Finally, the ipad rang and there he was – my 9-year grandson grinning just like his dad with a beautiful head of turquoise hair – shiny, deep turquoise. Talk about making your heart sing! Who did that, I asked. “We went to a professional salon and they had to bleach it twice before they could put the color on.” That’s what he said! What a strong sense of self that young man has! Me with my pink hair – which I’ll get refresh in October – and Aedan with his bold turquoise! I love it!
This is the kid that does rock wall climbing, parkour, jiu-jitsu, drama kids and makes 92 on his math test!!!
As I watch him grow and thrive, I catch myself on nights like tonight reflecting back on my growing up. As I let him know how much I love his color choice and how proud I am of him for all that he does and is, I realize just how powerful the “right” words spoken at the right can be and how much they mean to a young person – actually a person of any age. Just as the absence of those “right” words in that same moment can be so devastating. The energy of love and support put into words can go a long way to building that positive sense of self. The opposite is also true.
Reflecting on that tonight, I recognize how often I get careless and sloppy with my words. I don’t believe I consciously set out to hurt or antagonize with that carelessness, at least most of the time. It’s just that I forget to pause and take the breath before I let the words out. And it’s that same forgetting that has me doing a stream of consciousness dump rather than choosing a more precise word or phrase ~ one more nuanced and/or kind.
And so tonight, I once again set the intention to be more thoughtful, more precise, more careful in my conversations with the world. Remember, Toni, to pause and take a deep breath!
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The call to write – just not sure on what
There is so much going on at this time! I started the day with a scratchy throat and a runny nose and thought, ‘Oh, no! don’t need that!’ Had to reschedule a lunch date to make sure that, if ‘it’ were spreadable, I didn’t spread it! Then, breakfast for me and the puppies…As I was sipping my coffee and watching the squirrels play and the dragonflies dart around outside, I noticed just how dirty the glass in the patio doors was. I also felt called to write something today since I had not written anything since Friday…and then just continued to sip my coffee and watch the squirrels and dragonflies. After all, it’s a holiday, right. A day off – a time for a little self care!!!
Finally,, I just had to clean the glass in the doors! And then I had to sweep the patio and water the plants. And then the kitchen needed cleaning and the dogs needed more chicken cooked. All of sudden it was dinner time…we eat early at our house!
And now, we’ve all been fed. The sun is setting and I remembered that feeling of wanting to write something today. But, what to write about? There’s a lot going on right now – challenges and changes everywhere. Earthquake in Afghanistan, major forest fires in the Northwest, flooding in Houston, children attacked and killed in a Minnespolis church, unknown shooters killing 7 and injuring more in Chicago, 600 Guatemalan minors in the US under the protection of the US government caught in a political battle about sending them back to Guatemala unaccompanied and without due process, COVID cases increasing in certain parts of the country. And that’s just this weekend’s news! Depressing, isn’t it!
How do we navigate through all this? How do we find the beauty, the peace, the truth? How do I?
On Friday, I spent quality time with a new mother and her precious baby boy. His smile was pure joy. He even shared some deep thoughts with me in his own way! He made my heart sing. And his mom glows with love and joy which made it all the more beautiful. That memory still fills me today! That evening, my son called, as he often does when he’s got an hour or so on the road. He shared his day and his voice had an energy of enthusiastic challenge that I hadn’t heard in awhile. And that made my heart sing. He shared Aedan’s latest adventures – That’s my 10 year old grandson – learning to enjoy rock wall climbing, excelling in parkour and jiu-jitsu, and starting the 4th grade! That, my friends, is beautiful and filled this Noni with joy!
On Sunday, the energy at Unity of the Valley was powerful. Bruce and his music, Mark and his light heart, Peggy and Pat holding prayer space, Scott and Victor doing the sound and streaming, the folks who brought open hearts for the service and .food for potluck afterwards…Peace and blessing all around.
And today, the glass in the doors are clean, the puppies are happy, and the Nats won the ballgame.
So how does all of that relate to the questions asked earlier: How do we/I navigate through all this? How do we/I find the beauty, the peace, the truth?
The wise ones say it’s all about where you put your focus and what you choose to hold on to. I believe that. The energy of thoughts and feelings that I choose to carry will manifest around me. I will see the world through that lens and probably respond in kind. AND I believe that it’s a little more complicated than I often make it, this focus thing. There are times when choosing to always see ‘the positive’ is really an unconscious choice not to see and acknowledge those things that are destructive and harmful to the those around me. Why would I do that? Why would I close my eyes to the pain and injustice? Why would I ‘stick my head in the sand’, stop getting the news, avoid political conversations, etc.?
Maybe because it hurts; maybe it’s because I don’t have the big answers to ‘fix’ it and don’t see how my small actions would be effective. Maybe the ‘problem’ doesn’t directly affect me. Maybe I’m concerned that I’m only hearing/considering one perspective of the situation and we know there’s always two sides, right?. Maybe I don’t want do create a ‘storm.’ There are so many reasons why.
For me, the hard part is standing in the midst of the chaos, the tension, the violence, the name-calling, the fear, the doubt, without owning it or dismissing it – just seeing it and staying open to knowing what is mine to be and do in that moment. Fr Richard Rohr, in his book Yes…And, reminds us that it is important that we call out the suffering and wrongdoing and at the same time not fighting it. Rather, it is for us to stand in support of truth and justice, relief of suffering through compassion, care for all living things. The example he gives for this is the life and teachings of Jesus. “I am in the world, but not of it.” For me, this means that I must first see what is going on in the world around me without filters, labels, or judgment as much as possible and then stand in, and be, the vision of love, compassion, truth, and justice, taking such action as is mine to take to bring that vision into reality. No small task, I grant you, and yet even the small thoughts, actions, and prayers have power – and I do believe that is why we here!
Peace and blessings.
T
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A Day of Grief, Pain, Loss and Questions
Several times today I had thought to sit and type out what was flooding my soul and each time I couldn’t find the words. I could find pain, horror, anger, deep sadness, fear but no words. I would reach out from my heart to hold the families of those children and the grief was overwhelming. I would reach out to the soul of that young person who fired into that church and ultimately ended their own life – the pain and sense of separation expressed in anger and hatred was also overwhelming. Now and then I would turn on the news to check in and wasn’t able to watch for long because it was also overwhelming.
How do we find our way through this? What else is mine to do?
At one point, someone I was talking with said, ‘Well, it’s just the way it is,’ and I said,almost screaming, NO! We can not normalize this as just the way it is! It is not normal for children to die while praying in church! It is not normal for children to be in danger at school. It’s not normal for a person to be driven to lash out because they are unable to live their authentic life with acceptance and support. It’s not normal for a person to just disappear into a abyss because of the color of their skin or where they were born. It’s not normal for children – any one – to be killed by bombs and gunfire in refugee camps or starved to death by politics. . It is not normal to create division to gain control. It’s not normal to denigrate, to bully, to label and judge — we can not let this become the norm! I will not accept that as just the way it is!
So much of the Body is in pain and overwhelmed with grief right now. Tonight, I am focused on sending out healing energy and prayers of support. Tomorrow it will once again be time to move my feet – to take that energy and those prayers into action. May I be guided to the right action from a place of love amd compasson!
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Old Paradigms, New Paradigms, & Chemicalization
Several Sundays ago, I asked the congregation what the definition of paradigm is. The first answer I received was Two Dimes! Cute, right? Old joke and still funny! However, I was actually looking for a slightly different definition, something more like “…A pattern or model, an exemplar; (also) a typical instance of something, an example’ from the Oxford English Dictionary.
As I think about the lesson for this Sunday entitled New Horizons, I find myself wondering about how we – or rather I – will be moving through the significant changes that are emerging in the world. The old patterns and systems are being modified and/or manipulated so significantly that in many cases they are unrecognizable or completely lost. And at the same time, there are new patterns and systems – new paradigms – emerging from sometimes unlikely places to replace Some are still in the chrysalis; some are still drying their wings, and some are flying amongst us on beautiful wings.
I find that I can embrace the new patterns that hold the light of love, compassion, justice, inclusivity, and oneness whole-heartedly as I adjust to the evolution from the old. The concerns – the issues – the struggles I have are with those patterns, models, systems that are being modified and manipulated to limit or eliminate that light of love, compassion, justice, inclusivity and oneness and thereby dimming and, in some cases, extinguishing the light of our world.
If I let myself get too stuck in how dark it seems to be getting, I remember a concept that Emilie Cady wrote about in her book, Lessons in Truth, called chemicalization – the intense yet ultimately beneficial conflict that occurs when new spiritual ideas clash with and overcome old, erroneous beliefs, leading to a higher spiritual understanding. In Rev. Paul Hasselbeck’s book Heart-Centered Metaphysics: A Deeper Look at Unity Teachings, he defines it as “the experience of inner conflict and upheaval that occurs when aspects of our consciousness resist the transformation process.   This happens when a high spiritual realization conflicts with a belief that is contrary to the new realization.” Â
Using a variation of the example given by Emlie, imagine that you have a tub with layers of built up crud on its sides and it’s full of dirty water. You want to clean the water. If you drop cleaning agents into the water, the chemical reaction will cause agitation, foaming bubbles that dissolve the dirt in the water and at the same time break down the layers of crud on the sides. As the layers of crud break off the sides, the water itself will actually get dirtier. If you think to yourself that this isn’t working and stop putting in the cleaning agent, slowly the agitation will stop and the crud will settle again and the water will clear up But the tub will still be cruddy. If, on the other hand , you continue to put the cleaning agent into the tub, it will break down all of the built-up layers and dissolve the crud in the water, giving you a clean tub and clean water.
So, when it seems like things in me and around me are ‘getting dirtier,’ I remind myself that the cleaning agents are working and clearing away the built- up layers of old paradigms, old belief, old perspectives, and it’s time to redouble the amount of ‘cleaning agent’ I’m dropping into my soul, mind, and body. I also remind myself that I am one of the ‘cleaning agent’ deliverers for our society. It is through my thoughts, my feelings, my prayers, my words, my actions, and my energy that the ‘cleaning agent’ called truth and light bring about a clean vessel holding pure, clean light and truth, both for me personally and for our world.
We stand on the threshold of a new paradigm for ourselves and our world – a New Horizon streaming love, compassion, justice, inclusivity and oneness. Let’s be cleaning agents until the tub and the water are clear!
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Sunday Night
Actually, it’s almost Monday morning and I almost just went to bed without even trying to put something down. And then I heard myself tell someone earlier today “Do or do not, there is no try, young Skywalker. So here I am at the computer, wondering if there is anything worth typing tonight.
My first thought was to bring something from the lesson I gave this morning; however, I realized a long time ago that once the ideas are expressed, either by writing them down or speaking them during the service, it’s difficult for me to restate them. So, what’s my second thought?
Today, that is August 24th, is my youngest sister’s 70th birthday. I had left her a video of me singing Happy Birthday this morning, even before I had my first cup of coffee 🙂 And I posted a message for her on Facebook this afternoon. Somehow, thought, it seemed that the big 70 needed a phone call! It was good to talk with her and tell her how much I love her. When we hung up, it dawned on me that my baby sister is 70 year old ~ how is that possible when I know I’m only 55! HA! Well, at least that’s how old I feel most of the time.
At that point, all these things you hear when you have a major milestone birthday came back to me – it’s only a number; you’re as young as you feel; we just get better as we get older; the body just ain’t what it used to be; you’re just a silver-haired old hippie making noise; did you not have computers and cell phones when you were in school; did your parents really let you just roam the neighbor as long as you were home for dinner; you DON”t have a TikTok account?;
In so many ways, the world was different in my youth! The phone was stuck on the wall; google search was the card catalog at the public library; cursive writing was the order of the day; home ec was for girls and shop was for boys; all the kids in my school were white and spoke English;
And then folks who Steven Miller called today’s silver-haired old hippies started questioning the way things were and many of those “things” began to change and evolve. Places where people gathered became a vibrant tapestry with colors woven together and the voices were rich with diverse languages. Phones came off the walls and got smaller and more powerful. The library went online and information/news from around the world took seconds to reach you. Laws changed to clarify, strengthen, and support our founding principles for everyone.
And yet, some things didn’t change and some folks are trying to roll back the changes…so now those silver-haired hippies and a new generation of dreamers, as vibrant as their green and rainbow colored hair, are taking up the call for inclusivity, diversity, fairness, justice for all once again! What the world needs now is Love, Sweet Love, prayers and moving our feet!
Good night…
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Lessons from the Puppies
Today, my puppies (who are both 13 years young) and I decided it was a beautiful day for a walk in the woods. Lately, we’ve had problems reaching consensus on that issue, so it was really nice to have full support from both of then. And off we went. Rather than just go to the small dog off-leash area, we decided to take the path to the lake and follow a previously unexplored path along its edge! The sound of the water lapping on the bank and the birds chirping now and then were soothing to my soul and the earth smells and the spots of previous eliminations by other four-leggeds were joy to the puppies’ souls!
Not knowing exactly where we were heading, we walked on, passing various forks in the path. Each time, the puppies seemed to know which path to take so I chose to follow their lead. After about an hour on the trail, I begin to pay more attention to the various posted trail maps, thinking we might want to begin the trek back to the car. We had left the lake’s edge and were back on one of the main paths and I was sure that i remembered a short cut back to the dog leash area from when we had done a less adventurous walk several months ago. Sure enough, we got to that fork in the path and started to go left. Daisy and Auggie wanted to go right. Since I was the one reading the map, I decided to ignore their prompt and off we went to the left. We passed some very interesting trees and a lovely pond with wild flowers, all of which I would normally have wanted to stop and appreciate – maybe even take a picture or two to share. However, today my purpose was to just be in nature so no pictures. And I was beginning to feel a bit lost and tired. I also noticed that both puppies were slowing down a little as well. Finally, I had to admit to them that I had been wrong – that left path wasn’t going to get us where we wanted to go. Thankfully, I had my iPhone with me and the “walking” directions on my Google Maps worked brilliantly. So off we went again – retracing our steps. Sure enough, we were directed back to the fork and Maps indicated the correct path was the right path! After another 20 minutes of weary walking, we hopped into the car and off home. We were all hungry and thirsty!
After satisfying our stomaches, they stretched out for a nap and I got back to working on the lesson for tomorrow at Unity of the Valley. That done, I sat in my favorite chair for some meditation time. As it often happens, I came back from meditation with interesting lessons learned.
- Trust the urge to explore new paths.
- Trees and their shapes are amazing – each one full of character and beauty.
- It’s okay to take a picture of a beautiful spot on the walk so long as you pause to love and admire it before you do.
- When you let your head overrule intuition, we will most often have to retrace your steps to get back on track.
- Always trust the intuition/instincts of the puppies!
- If we were already enligtened, there would be nothing to explore.
Peace and blessings from Daisy, Auggie, and Me!
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