State of the Garden
The roses–they are budding. Not just the roses, and not just in my garden.
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Yesterday’s Rainbow
I’m sure there will be one today, too, though it might not be where I can see it.
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A Hallway
Sometimes, the healthiest way to address one’s environment is:
1. Accept what one cannot change;
2. Cultivate a sense of humor;
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Another Tulip
I spent most of my waking hours today working. I did meditate and stretche and walk to and from the office for a meeting. I ate well. On my walks I enjoyed the outrageous blooming everywhere. Enough to count myself happy, I think.
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Thoughts on Meditation
Sky writing dissolves
Sometimes more slowly than clouds
Wind blown through the sky.
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Naga Vaishnava Rupini
Goddess of the unfolding of our deepest desires (of the subconscious). So I was told. At the Tillai Kali Temple outside of Chidambaram.
After hours of document drafting and emails and phone conferences today (with the pleasurable interlude of a walk to Eastern Market for celery, Russian pumpernickel, and a ripe avocado), I found myself wanting to remind myself that I have been some times some where other.
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Appreciation
What a brightly beautiful day. I persevere in letting go of the qualifier if only it were warmer.
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