In recent weeks, the sentiment behind Buckminster Fuller's quote on reality, has lingered in my mind. How can I create a new model of reality, in order to make the old model obsolete? There are ways the pandemic impacted daily life, that didn't affect me, because I make different choices to many. Some of them … Continue reading First Steps
Tag: meditation
Oh Marcus…
Emporer Marcus Aurelius, of Rome. Writer and Stoic. The words he wrote two thousand years ago, have a wonderful way of opening doorways and sending refreshing breezes through places in my wanderings, that I love to venture. Below are 3 phrases from Meditations, that I've found myself returning to often, of late... Keep looking straight … Continue reading Oh Marcus…
Begin with Joy
It feels like we must crack open to see our joy. We push and hustle to get there, when the path of least resistance is right in front of us. Gratitude is the most direct path to joy. It expands the interactions of the day. We feel it in the gasp of welcome surprise, in … Continue reading Begin with Joy
Choose Collaboration
Namesake has held meaning for me, for a long time. I've been observing my reactions to it in meditations. It's another way to expand awareness and acceptance. Originally Ancient Hebrew, later European; the meaning of Louise appears in two forms: 'renowned warrior / battle maiden'. As inspiration, it is a teacher of courage and resilience. … Continue reading Choose Collaboration
Beauty in Breathing
Sunday is a great opportunity to meditate. There's less going on, people are occupied with their own hobbies. I've been doing a breathing practise centred on repeating phrases on rotation. What I love is the expansiveness it produces mentally and at the same time, how it calms the system and helps me feel closer to … Continue reading Beauty in Breathing
Peace Runs Beneath
Observing thoughts and feelings in meditation and when journalling, invites calm. This is a practise I've found very helpful. Experiencing things as transitory, rather than clutching onto them, has made a big impact. There is still stress - it's our early warning system - thought it's alleviated anxiety. There's a peace running beneath. The yearning … Continue reading Peace Runs Beneath