One of the things I most missed about southern Chile was the snow. While I melted away with the extreme heats of the central area of the country I would think about how nice it would be to breathe the cool fresh air of a snowy day.
Yesterday I woke up to the pleasant surprise of seeing a white landscape from the window. I went out to take pictures a bit too late as much of the snow had already vanished but there was still some left and I thought I would share it with The Hive.
I feel like freeing myself from all the negativity that surrounds me. A calling to be an eternally healing force that knows no ends to how much it can impact the world that it is surrounded by.
At the same time I am conscious that defining yourself in anyway implies the creation of an ego. I find one lives better when knowing you are not the ego, that you are everything that has ever been created and the potential to all creation.
Nothing is nothing, period.
Should I call you by your latin name? I better see you without a label. Anyone here remember it's latin name? I have a post on this plant...
What does this picture make you focus on? Do look at the snow? The grass popping up in between? The electric cables? The houses? The fences? The orange thing hanging on the left before the post?
C'mon, stop complaining... It's beautiful, is it not?
Pure joy this is, if you know how to look.
And the seeds sprout with Love. Calendulas on the rise.
Red spinach, from local organic seed.
What makes us unique? Is it even necessary? Why does education insist so much in differentiating us from Nature. Maybe that's something I made up and absolutely everything that is going on is an absolute part of the process of Nature.
In that case it would be truthful to say that there is no beginning and no end, no past and future... only an eternal now.
More calendulas on the rise. Love is attachment. Love is non-attachment.
Recycled planters from cardboard tubes found inside toilet paper. The simple mind is the greater mind.
Blessings on this day 💚
