dry flowers reach out over the beaver pond
their seeds will fall and float away
in search of a muddy bank
one day to flourish
begin again
Remember that beginning again and again is the nature of all things; with
each breath we can start anew.
Linking to:
Throughout the month of November, I will be posting a photo (or maybe a few) each day of something that invited me to pause and lifted up gratitude, joy, perhaps a quiver of awe in my heart the moment I stopped to be present and really see. By reviewing the image/images to share with you, the experience is engraved deeper in my consciousness, strengthening a reserve of gratitude and goodness to savor and draw upon when gloomy weather outside echoes inside, or vice versa. For me this is a devotional photographic journey for developing the soul quality of Hakarat Hatov, recognizing the good, a Jewish spiritual practice for cultivating gratitude. I may add writing some days, I may not; I’ll trust my inner compass to guide me.
I will include a link back to each Sunday’s I Heart Macro post so you can share the love up-close anytime during the week as usual.
I look forward to receiving your written patches of thanks for this year's
6th Annual Gratitude Quilt!
6th Annual Gratitude Quilt!
Everyone, including YOU is invited to participate.
(Instructions for how to participate can be found at the top of this blog.)
Hello, your photo reminds me of the elegance in simplicity and wonder. thank you.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful shots ... very good photo work ..
ReplyDeleteBest regards, Karin
Nice pictures! wonderful macro!
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous, in black and white and in color. Thank you very much for linking with Today’s Flowers Laura and have a great week :).
ReplyDeleteSo elegant and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBoth are absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured words and images Laura.
ReplyDeletelove the black and white one :)
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