A new moon teaches gradualness
and deliberation
and how one gives birth to oneself
slowly.
Patience with small details makes perfect
a large work, like the universe.
~ Rumi
and deliberation
and how one gives birth to oneself
slowly.
Patience with small details makes perfect
a large work, like the universe.
~ Rumi
Namaste' Till Next Time,
Holly aka She Who Hopes to Learn Patience
Delightful illustration courtesy of Lolly Murray
Holly aka She Who Hopes to Learn Patience
Delightful illustration courtesy of Lolly Murray
13 comments:
I like this.
be well
xx Ribbon
Happy Sunday, Holly darling.
Sorry I've been MIA so long from Blogland. Been super busy, traveling, and basically hibernating through this bitter cold winter. Yuk. I am SO ready for warmer weather.
Good to see you. I'll try not to let so much time slip by between visits.
Love you.
A new moon teaches me to remember my flashlight when I go for walks on icy country roads in the dark!
Seriously though, I love that picture...(painting?). Are you the artist? (Although I'm thinking if you were you would've drawn in a scottie instead of a cat)
That's a beautiful message,Holly!
Blessings,
sema
A very thought-provoking message.
I love Rumi's words!
Have a beautiful Sunday sweet friend!
I always look forward to your Sunday Sermons. THey're a great way to start the week.
I'm on vacation next week in search of warm weather. Hope your week is a good one. I'll be back soon.
Stay warm yourself. In comparison to PA, I have nothing to complain about, but you know I'm a wimp :-)
Love you,
xo
Love this - and the illustration is of my favorite moon.
MY MAGIC WORD FOR EVERYTHING, THE LAST 8 MONTHS, with increasingly frequency: 'accept'.
(my keyBOArd is WACK TOday, with the Caps/NO CAPS) ...
Yes...I love this one too hon!! I also adore the picture..I really really adore this picture!!
Hope all is well with you Holly!
Thinking of you hon, Sarah
Can I admit to liking the selected pic as well? Just don't tell anyone...
Holly please stop by and pick up your award and your personalized bombshell title!
"a very anthropomorphic/anthropocentric observation"
Ruminatin'
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