Sunday, October 9, 2022

~ Sacred Space~

 

                                    Fall is here. The sun is getting weaker
and the days are growing shorter and darker. Mother Nature is preparing
flora and fauna for a much deserved nap & slowly  tucking the Earth in for a 
short sleep to recharge and to renew.  Squirrels are foraging
and burying their bits of food for a long winters feast while some animals
are preparing for hibernation.
Trees are dropping their leaves and spreading a blanket of warmth
on the ground below, protecting the new shoots
of growth that will begin in the Spring. Birds are migrating to a warmer
climate as Father Time brings us to the close of another 
season and Mother Earth begins her slumber and prepares for a new
circle around the sun once again.
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As nature prepares for her quiet introspection and rest, the long nights of winter will soon
overtake us all. We too must take care of ourselves and prepare for 
our own inward journey. A time to center and ground & rejuvenate our soul.
A time to rest and restore our spirit ~  our own hibernation of sorts...
as we travel from light to dark and back to light again...
Wisdom is a long journey that the soul is perpetually travelling...so get used
to the long, winding  road ahead!
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Just as nature finds it's
comfort zone to battle the
long cold months ahead , we must also find our own comfort zone
to quiet the mind and to cope with life and it's changing seasons.
 A sacred space or place 
where we feel peace and comfort...
a favorite chair, a walk in the
woods, the beach, the mountains, a favorite spot,
 a place where we feel safe.  Finding daily solitude
to stop and reflect on and release random thoughts and  events to are
needed to center the soul and unwind. Find your sacred space
and let it become your sanctuary.

~ Blessed Be~
  
                                     



2 comments:

TheCrankyCrow said...

Wisdom is, indeed, a long and unending journey. I've not thought of it that way before. I always enjoy your insights Tina. ~Robin~

Lori from Notforgotten Farm said...

beautiful, poignant words my friend ~
and be blessed as well.
L