what is nature inviting you to do today?
sing?
dance?
notice?
smile?
what is your body inviting you to do today?
pause?
breathe?
listen?
laugh?
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for inspiration, i visit
- [i]lovelife
- all i did was listen
- always time for tea
- be present, be here
- daily practice
- ethiopifinn
- jen lee
- kelly barton
- kopila valley children's home & school
- love wasting time
- lovely and imperfect
- my marrakesh
- persisting stars
- prana light
- red or gray depends on the day
- rhayne: a map of my planet
- soul aperture
- the fluent self
- the noisy plume
nature is inviting me to rake but my body is inviting me to do anything but. ;)
A few deep breaths, a walk in the crunchy color, and admiring all that I see - good for nature and the body !
Posted by: Kim Mailhot | 10/30/2010 at 10:24 AM
I think both nature and my body are conspiring to invite me to slow down, stay warm (and dry), and just watch the show for a while.
Posted by: steph | 10/30/2010 at 11:32 AM
@Kim: It's funny. I was thinking that nature and our body often agree, but sometimes they really don't. I like your plan.
@Steph: Then I hope you can slow down for a bit. (I feel similarly, though I finally took Atlas for a walk; he was starting to look like he was all napped out. ;)
Posted by: elizabeth @ retinal perspectives | 10/30/2010 at 04:13 PM