Advent Calendar of Gratitude #1

I am grateful on this day,
Wednesday, 1st December 2010,
the day of my 100th post,

for the many mentors on my healing path...

The advice ~
"if the path has heart follow it",
I did, it lead to many places where the heart
could dwell peacefully.

I'm grateful for all of those places ~
paper places,
yoga paces,
and virtual spaces
including all those who occupy them.
You know who you are?
I've thanked you many times!
xxx
Where does your grateful heart dwell?

Comments

Kathryn Costa said…

We are on the same wavelength with the Advent calendars. What a beautiful post and project. May this season be a time when your heart fills up with love and lights the way for welcoming the new year.

1 December 2010 at 12:44

Charlotte said…

This is a lovely idea and will give us all something to think about for the coming month.

I'm grateful for you Mum, today and every day.

Charlotte

1 December 2010 at 12:50

rebecca said…

welcome to my heart,
where you reside, every and all days.
celebrating your 100th post!!!
certainly my gratitude merges with your advent calendar.

thank you for being in my life.
mentor,
indeed!!!

xoxoxoxoxox,
rebecca

1 December 2010 at 14:49

Carola Bartz said…

Congratulations on your 100th post!
Beautiful advent calendar idea! In all the hectic and busy-ness of this season we so often and easily forget to be grateful. Often I wish thise season was less noisy, slower and way more reflective.
One thing's for sure: I'm grateful I've found your blog!

1 December 2010 at 18:03

Noelle Clearwater said…

Sue,
Congratulations on your 100th post! Gratitude is the memory of the heart. ~Jean Baptiste Massieu. I thought that you might like that quotation. Your art and your blog are so heart-openingly beautiful, and we are all fortunate to know you through this window of light into your world.
xoxo,
Noelle

2 December 2010 at 05:44

Haiku my Heart #12 Blossom

Blossom of my loins laughter for a heavy heart chase away the day .... Today has been a heavy day, I have had a heavy heart, my haiku is late, load was lightened by laughter, sharing, caring For more haiku poetry visit Recuerda mi Corazon

What to Do?

Jamie Ridler asks in Wishcasting Wednesday - How would you like to spend some time? Good question for me at this time of year as I usually embark on some course or other for the winter months ahead, and as usual I'm not sure? I go through familiar questions, what do I really love and would like to spend time pursuing? I've got qualifications in Fine Art and my heart is in photography, graphics, printmaking etc. But I'm torn because I'm also interested in Personal Development and have a yearning to share what I've learned so far with others in some way, especially on-line? So what do I do? How do I spend some time doing what I want to do, don't know, not sure but one thing I do know is that I need to spend more time puzzling it out? Or will it just come to me? Do I spend more time meditating upon these ideas??? For other wishcaster wishes visit Jamie Ridler Studios

My Silken Altar

The reflective image below is one taken of my south facing window, which is more like an altar to me because of the ever changing light that allows for embracing the moments of silent connection and praise. I take many photographs from this window as I marvel at the sun's energy to illuminate or in this case reveal through shadows and reflections. This image has been sitting in my file for sometime, it has a hidden message for me that I knew would one day surface... Heart broken open by the mystery of you... love stitches together. Gentle love rides pain like silken thread slips through jute spring balm for raw edge. Stitch with silken love the polarities of life embrace the mystery... Sending to Rebecca for healing... Haiku my Heart Recuerda mi Corazon

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