I’m coming up blank this week. There’s big stuff going on at work and it’s doing my head in. I’ve been reading Thich Nhat Hanh‘s Love letter to the Earth which is helpful. I am taking refuge in the present every chance I get but the maelstrom of ego is pretty brutal right now. I’m particularly grateful for trees. They are so grounded and so effortlessly perfect. They are a mindfulness bell for me, reminding me of my true nature and my place in the cosmos. This too will pass.
Here are seven other reasons why trees deserve our gratitude.
Below is a picture of the great grandmother tree who is starting to become a regular character on this blog. I have grand ideas about writing about how I feel about her and how much of a presence she is in my life but perhaps as I weave mention of her through my posts you will come to see it for yourself.
Reminds me of the Breathing with Trees process.
This is a link to it that’s pretty sparse but gives you the idea.
http://www.rainforestinfo.org.au/deep-eco/breathing.htm
Oh that’s lovely, thanks for sharing it.
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