soul wide open 15.52
With the sun hovering near the horizon, there was a fierce wind blowing at the jetty. That cold wind blew all the people back into their homes and we had the entire sunset to ourselves. The light was outrageously beautiful!
Tidda excitedly galloped along and then plunged into a sea of undulating grasses, coming up from time to time to sniff the air. It was one of those exhilarating transcendent moments that can surprise you sometimes out of nowhere - when you feel one with the whole universe, and it is smiling.
Tidda is now secure enough to where she can fully enjoy herself and that makes me really happy!
Today, though, has been an extremely trying day with electricians working in the building for a second week, coincidentally also an unrelated Internet outage for the entire day (!!), and erratic rain/hail storms that caught me unprepared today, and that's on top of the multiple global catastrophes that have been eating away at all of us.
But when I look at Tidda in this picture, I am reminded to live with the soul wide open - the wonders of life have not gone away but are present all around, always new and always now.
soul wide open 15.52
With the sun hovering near the horizon, there was a fierce wind blowing at the jetty. That cold wind blew all the people back into their homes and we had the entire sunset to ourselves. The light was outrageously beautiful!
Tidda excitedly galloped along and then plunged into a sea of undulating grasses, coming up from time to time to sniff the air. It was one of those exhilarating transcendent moments that can surprise you sometimes out of nowhere - when you feel one with the whole universe, and it is smiling.
Tidda is now secure enough to where she can fully enjoy herself and that makes me really happy!
Today, though, has been an extremely trying day with electricians working in the building for a second week, coincidentally also an unrelated Internet outage for the entire day (!!), and erratic rain/hail storms that caught me unprepared today, and that's on top of the multiple global catastrophes that have been eating away at all of us.
But when I look at Tidda in this picture, I am reminded to live with the soul wide open - the wonders of life have not gone away but are present all around, always new and always now.