Lynn Zabel Tatro shared Daniel Montenegro P‘s photo.
Earth seen from Mars.
What if we all woke up one morning realizing there is no “them,” there is only “us?”
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“But Who Needs to Ask the Sun for Its Light?”
”Your generosity offers that which the ocean cannot.
Your kindness is not postponed until tomorrow
I never needed to ask You for anything.
But who needs to ask the SUN for its LIGHT.”
~Rumi
Your kindness is not postponed until tomorrow
I never needed to ask You for anything.
But who needs to ask the SUN for its LIGHT.”
~Rumi
Photo by Julio Vitullo
— Rumi
Ancient Site
Michele Gleason and Wild West Irish Tours shared Wild West Irish Tours‘s photo.
This ancient piece of art – also known to have powers to cure.
This Inspires Me
Entering the Void with the Eyes Open
What if I carried the torch of my own Light into my own darkness?
I have cultivated the awareness of the divine Light with my spiritual practices. It is this Light of awareness that provides the torch that can shine through the darkness in my own heart. It is never about looking outside to find fault; it is always looking inside to shine the Light into the cracks and crevices. And– nobody ever said it was going to be easy.
Lughnsadh
LUGHNASADH is nowadays celebrated in August and, like other feasts of the Celtic year, has essentially settled on a specific, unvarying calendar date. Lughnasa, however, although technically associated with the 1st day of August, in practice has moved to various dates in a period from roughly mid-July to the middle of August. Some of the changes resulted from the confusion of changing from Julian to Gregorian calendars, when the 1st of August became the 11th or 12th of August. Many modern reconstructivists prefer to use a particular lunar phase in Leo to decide on the eact date. Niceties over the precise dating of festivals often vary within the factions of human religions and there is no reason to think that the ancient Celtic religion was any different in this respect.
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The Nuances of the Season
It was if this rose was calling to me to take its photo, so I did. I am focusing more and more on the nuances of season and taking such joy from it.
Entering the Void with the Eyes Open
Purity does not lie in separation from but in deeper penetration into the universe.
–Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Anchorage Sunrise and Sunset on August 8, 2012
Today I joined people all over the world posting photos of today’s sunrises and sunsets in celebration of Bhagavan Nityananda’s Solar Punyatithi (www.siddhayoga.org). Thanks to Brian for driving with me. We watched as the sun, veiled by clouds, skimmed the tops of the Chugach Mountains and painted the inlet waters flamingo. It was a tender, subtle sunrise. The air was chilly and my hands got cold; I wished I had brought gloves. We are descending into fall, with winter close on its heels!
For sunset, I had lots of company. Folks were lined up along the fence facing Sleeping Lady with their cameras. We were all alone with the beauty, yet also joined in a mutual joy. The force of Nature working her magic upon our common humanity!
Descent into Fall
This morning I heard the sound of geese on the move. It was a sunny afternoon, golden and precious, a day to sit on the grass. The days are numbered.