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We do not believe in ourselves until someone reveals that deep inside us something is valuable, worth listening to, worthy of our trust, sacred to our touch.
– e.e. cummings –
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Life Lessons from A Winged Visitor
“Something in the sunlight caught my eye. A moving something. A small moving something. Could it really be? A butterfly had landed on the floormat inside the house. Beating its wings ever so slowly, trying to catch its breath. I crept closer, just wanting to capture its beauty in my hands. To just admire its simplicity and intricate design. She sensed my presence, and we locked energies. Slowly, slowly, I inhaled and she beat up, I exhaled, she beat down. me: Inhaling, exhaling her:beating up, beating down…She had a story, I could tell.” In this article an ordinary day turns magical when a young women leans in to listen to a butterfly. { read more }
Be The Change
Try observing something in nature closely, a flower, a bird, a blade of grass or a cloud — and see what the experience surfaces for you. |
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