I have been too actually. I always find it so powerful when something I have been ruminating I then find “out in the wild” like this and I get to add new ideas to my own.
I’m glad I’m not the only one thinking about imagination and hope!
I chose “imagine” as my compass word for 2025. You just eloquently validated that choice. As always, the universe keeps sending messengers to reinforce my focus and intentions. Hope. Hope fuels our actions toward good. Thank you!
Dreaming through grief. WHAT GLORY! Thank you so much for this. I have been thinking a lot lately about how maybe it isn't balance that we are seeking but harmony. I wrote a poem about how the moon and the waves of the ocean exist in harmony. What a glorious thing nature is.
Thank you for your words. I've been thinking about the power of imagination a lot lately. I appreciate this so much!
I have been too actually. I always find it so powerful when something I have been ruminating I then find “out in the wild” like this and I get to add new ideas to my own.
I’m glad I’m not the only one thinking about imagination and hope!
Same, Elizabeth! It is always so nourishing to find resonance. You are certainly not alone.
Hope found me today through your soothing words, dear Kaitlin. You never cease to be my North Star when the path ahead looks bleak.
I chose “imagine” as my compass word for 2025. You just eloquently validated that choice. As always, the universe keeps sending messengers to reinforce my focus and intentions. Hope. Hope fuels our actions toward good. Thank you!
Dreaming through grief. WHAT GLORY! Thank you so much for this. I have been thinking a lot lately about how maybe it isn't balance that we are seeking but harmony. I wrote a poem about how the moon and the waves of the ocean exist in harmony. What a glorious thing nature is.
Thankyou for all your wise words and hopefilled reflection.
Thank you for your wisdom and especially for sharing the song, which I really needed tonight.
Thank you, from the depths of my heart
Montreat? Hanging out with young Presbyterians? Cool.
thank you