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3 days ago · seeds of tranquility and change. I love this poem by Danna Faulds. It encompasses our mindfulness and compassion training. By cultivating an attitude of being kind to ourselves, despite the mind and our self critics telling us otherwise, we are slowly, gently, beginning to sow the seeds of tranquility and change.
2 days ago · Start by reading the riddle-like poem. Then take a moment to look at the picture below it, which inspired the poem. After looking at it, close your eyes and put your hands over it, while you sense if it speaks to you in bodily sensations, emotions or thoughts. Then you can read the seed: the phrase that inspired the picture.
3 days ago · Reassuring and wise words by Martha Postlethwaite. It sounds like she’s been on quite a journey, which lead to writing a book called Addiction and Recovery: A Spiritual Pilgrimage and now sees her work as the pastor of The Recovery Church in Minnesota.
3 days ago · in the seed of you to grow and spread its branches against a future sky? Is it waiting in the fertile sea? In the trees beyond the house? In the life you can imagine for yourself? In the open and lovely white page on the waiting desk? by David Whyte . Some weeks the search for a poem to share can be a very long one, when nothing my eyes fall on ...
4 days ago · Next to the pool a giant Tamarind tree grew and kept dropping pods of its sweet and sour sticky fruit onto the cement, and I learned how to take these apart and eat them like candy or else soak the fruit in water and turn it into a cold fresca to drink in the hammock on hot afternoons.
2 days ago · The Voice Of Spring. I am coming, I am coming! Hark! the honey bee is humming; See, the lark is soaring high. In the blue and sunny sky, And the gnats are on the wing. Wheeling round in airy ring.
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6 days ago · “Kind hearts are the gardens, Kind thoughts are the roots, Kind words are the flowers, Kind deeds are the fruits, Take care of your garden And keep out the weeds, Fill it with sunshine, Kind words, and Kind deeds.” ― Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. tags: kindness , poetry. Read more quotes from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Share this quote: Like Quote.
