Lake

 

Huomenta! 

Tänään korteista nousi ihana JÄRVI - HILJAISUUS

”Aamun varhaisen valon hillityt pastellisävyt ilmoittavat hiljaa, että yö on ohi ja aurinko nousee. Järvi itse ei ole herännyt levostaan ​​ja pysyy tyynenä ja häiriintymättömänä. Se toivottaa tulevan päivän tervetulleeksi, valmiina reagoimaan sulavasti ja sulavasti kaikkiin virtauksiin ja liikkeisiin, joita sen sisällä tai iholla esiintyy. Ympäröivä kasvillisuus kukoistaa runsaasta vedestä lähellä rantaa, ja tyhjä vene odottaa seuraavaa matkustajaansa. Kaikki on levossa tässä kohtauksessa. 

Syvässä sisäisessä hiljaisuudessa löydämme olemuksemme ja alamme ymmärtää, että olemme läheisesti yhteydessä koko luomakuntaan. Tämän ajattelutavan saavuttamiseksi meidän on hidastettava silloin tällöin ja päästävä pois ympäristöstä, joka häiritsee ja hajottaa sisäistä rauhaamme. Kun teemme niin, tämä syvällinen hiljaisuus on saatavilla kaikkina aikoina, ympäristöstä riippumatta. 

Voimme kokea tämän tunteen tasaisella, tietoisella hengityksellä; tai voimme yksinkertaisesti pysähtyä muutamaksi hetkeksi ja olla hiljaa. Elämän tempo on nykyään kiihtynyt huomattavasti, eikä tälle kiihtyvälle vauhdille näytä olevan loppua. Koska olemme uppoutuneet teknologiseen pyörteeseen, ei näytä olevan pakotietä. Ei kuitenkaan ole tarvetta jäädä "kiirehdi" -oireyhtymän vangiksi, eikä ole tarvetta tuntea olevansa loukussa tietoisuudessa kollektiivisista intensiteeteistä, joita valtavat ihmismäärät kokevat näinä päivinä.

Olipa melu sitten ympäristöstäsi tai näennäisen taukoamattomasta ajattelustasi, on tärkeää etsiä hiljaisuutta. Löydä se maailmastasi, olipa se sitten erityinen paikka kodissasi tai luonnon paikka, joka on kaukana ihmisen aiheuttamasta melusta. Erityisen tärkeää on löytää se itsestäsi, mitä voi helpottaa olemalla hiljaisessa paikassa luonnonkauniissa ympäristössä. Näin tekeminen ei ainoastaan ​​rentouta mieltäsi, vaan myös lisää tietoisuuttasi ja aistejasi. "


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Upeaa päivää!

Järvellä

 

Huomenta! 

Tänään tätä:

“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.

  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment.
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”

***
Upeaa päivää!

 

Huomenta! 

Tänään tätä:

“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.

  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment.
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”

***
Upeaa päivää!

 

Huomenta! 

Tänään tätä:

“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.

  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment.
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”

***
Upeaa päivää!

Järvellä

 

Huomenta! 

Tänään tätä:

“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.

  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment.
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”

***
Upeaa päivää!

Järvellä

 

Huomenta! 

Tänään tätä:

“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.

  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment.
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”

***
Upeaa päivää!

Järvi

Huomenta! 

Tänään tätä:

“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.

  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment.
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”

***
Upeaa päivää!

Järvi kutsuu!

Tänään korteista nousi Järvikortti.

Huomenta vaan! 

 

“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.

  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment.
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”

***
Upeaa päivää!

Järvelle!

“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.

  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment.
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”

***

Upeaa päivää!

Järvelle?

Huomenta!

Tänään LAKE



“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.

  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment.
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”

***
Väkisinkin ajatukset alkavat aina välillä olla mökillä. Mökillä on järvi, mutta valitettavasti näinä aikoina emme pysty sinne menemään...Lunta on nimittäin aivan liikaa! Emme pääsisi perille. Ihanaahan se silti on, että on mökki joka odottaa asujiaan ensi kesänä. Nyt nautimme talvesta. Olemme saarroksissa. Joka paikassa on niin paljon lunta, että nyt ei pysty autolla liikkumaan oikeastaan minnekään.

Rauhallista päivää!

Järvelle?

Huomenta!

Tänään LAKE



“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.

  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment.
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”
***

Voi miten jännittävä sattuma. Olen ajatellut nimittäin tänään lähteä järvelle, mökillä käymään. Siellä on vielä jotain juttuja, joita pitäisi tuoda ns. talviteloille. Kyllä, olemme vähän myöhässä, mutta aikansa kutakin.
Täällä sataa jotain. Räntää kai. Eilen oli kova vesisade.

Ihanaa päivää!

Järvelle?

Huomenta!

Tänään teemaksi nousee LAKE - Stillness



“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.

  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment.
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”
***
Olen päässyt näihin tuntemuksiin, sisäiseen hiljaisuuteen juurikin parina päivänä kun olen oleskellut maalla. Kävin tapaamassa ystävääni, joka asuu ns. keskellä ei mitään. Oli kaunis syysilta, heillä oli talossa ovi auki ulos. Raikas ilma virtasi sisään ja vihreys kukoisti ulkona. Taivaalta kuuluivat muuttolintujen äänet. Joku voi asua näinkin? Ajattelin hiljaa mielessäni.
Olen aina pitänyt syksystä. Se saa minussa nostalgisen olon. Jo lapsena seurasin muutolintuja ja ihastelin niiden paljoutta. Muuttolintujen ääntä ei voita mikään! Ja miten paljon koirani kanssa liikuin metsässä syksyisin, nautin väriloistosta ja metsän tarjoamista antimista. Poimin lähinnä sieniä.
Nostaessani tämän kortin, kaipaan taas järvelle, meidän mökille. Olisipa viikonloppuna hyvä ilma niin voisimme mennä sinne!

Ihanaa päivää Sinulle!

Hyvää Itsenäisyyspäivää Järvien maa!

Huomenta!

Tänään Suomen Itsenäisyyspäivän kunniaksi nostan yhden Luontoenergiakortin. Sieltähän tuli

LAKE - Stillness
 

“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.
 
  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment. 
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.
No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.” ***
Suomihan on tuhansien järvien maa. Vaikka itse olen syntyjään meren lähistöltä, niin kyllä järvessäkin on tunnelmaa. Tämä taitaa olla ikuisuuskysymys - toiset tykkää järvestä, toiset merestä...Mutta jokainen saa tykätä mistä tahtoo.

Meidän mökkimme sijaitsee pienen järven rannalla. Järvessä on aivan ihanan pehmeä vesi, siinä on lämmin uida ja hyvä ranta. Ehkä kaksi miinusta voin kertoa mereen verraten. En saa niin hienoja maisemakuvia kuin merimaisemasta ja toisekseen emme ole onnistuneet kunnolla saamaan kalasaalista järvestämme. Tai sitten on kuvaajassa ja kalastajassa vika. No, leikki leikkinä, mutta koska mökkimme ei ole talviasuttava, odottelemme jälleen ensi kevättä ja kesää jotta pääsisimme sinne taas kunnolla olemaan.

Ihanaa Itsenäisyyspäivää Sinulle!

Lake/ Stillness

Piti vielä katsomani, mitä mieluista maataikakortit vihjaavat. Järvellehän ne vihjaavat, piru vie. Juuri edellisessä postauksessani kerroin, miten mieleni halajaa mökille, mutta nämä influenssat ainakin osittain estävät reissun!
Äh, katsotaan nyt kuitenkin :-)

 

“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.
 
  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment. 
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”
***
Tätä omaa hiljaista paikkaa voi tietysti soveltaa, kuten tässä sanotaan. On lähempänäkin paikkoja, missä voit hiljentyä luonnon helmassa tai vaikka ihan kotonakin se käy. Voi miten kaunis kortti!
Mukavaa päivän jatkoa....

Torstain taiat

Huomenta!

Tänään minun oli suorastaan pakko taas kurkata Magic Earth- kortteihin.

Kolmen kortin ryhmästä nousi esiin:

Lähimenneisyys: LAKE- Stillness
 

“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.
  It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment. 
We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still. The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.
No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”
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Tämä hetki: WHALE - Breach
 
“This powerful creature of the ocean takes a few great sweeps with his fins and propels himself briefly out of the waters where he spends the majority of his life. He is taking a break from the ordinary Earth element in which he lives to exist even for a few moments in the realm of blue skies and sun, having broken through the skin of the ocean in a magnificent display of fullness and strength. All baleen whales breach, but none more spectacularly than the humpbacks, considered the acrobats of this family. They arch, stretch, and twist their bodies even as they approach the surface of the water, in what may be an ancient mating ritual, a form of communication, or even a way to remove parasites.

In this image, the humpback whale that has burst out of the ocean expresses an almost palpable feeling of release and joy. Often when we manage to change our environment – to break through illusory blockages – we experience an intense feeling of relief and can let go of any previously held fears and assumptions of what would happen once we did overcome that barrier, whether it is material, emotional, or mental. Simply getting away from the trance of technology for a few hours and spending that time in Nature is a breach from the trappings of civilization that can suffocate us and prevent us from connecting to Earth.

It is time to take a break! Not just a coffee break, but a respite from the usual environment you find yourself in. That trip you wanted to take? Go for it. Tired of being indoors? Make it a point to get outside. You have become so attached to your surroundings that you have created within them an illusion of safety, yet it is not these things that make you feel safe. Rather, the familiarity you have imbued in your surroundings have generated this false sense of security.

Taking time away from the familiar is literally about changing your external environment in a significant way, such as doing something unusual or perhaps something you have always wanted to experience. Another perspective is breaking through the barrier of beliefs that have constricted you in any way from being who you truly are. This is your opportunity to do some intentional breaching of these through patterns, which will open you to different worlds and perspectives.”
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Lähitulevaisuus: WIND- Activation

 

“The various currents of air that circulate on our planet can be gentle enough to tickle the hairs on our arms or so fierce that they destroy man-made structures, as well as trees and other vegetation. Wind moves the air to circulate the atmosphere and keep it from becoming stagnant. When there is no movement, the atmosphere feels somehow heavier. Gentle breezes help cool the land and pollinate flowers, whereas more tempestuous winds can snap tree branches off  and stir something deeply within us. More violent winds can create temporary chaos with their ferocity.

No matter the degree of intensity, wind will activate us. IN this image, the breath of the god of wind stirs the sea and rearranges the sky. As this occurs, the weather shifts. The effects, even in this small area, send ripples throughout, blending and dancing with the water and the sky. It activates the atmosphere and the world feels more alive when there is wind.

The lethargy you feel is the result of a lack of activation – in other world, something that stirs your senses. This could be anything from walking outdoors, feeling the breeze on your body, or inhaling the different aromas that Nature herself provides. Or is could be finding the pleasure in a warm bath that helps you release the tension and stress from your mind and body. Music may activate your hearing, which sparks the pleasure centers in your brain. Art may activate your emotional responses. The touch of another human may activate a deep need to be physically held in some manner once again.

Now is the time for action. Engage in some activity and be fully present so that you forget about your surroundings and enter into that timeless and multidimensional experience of union with the focus of your creative attention. Let you physical body be active. Movement alone – whether quietly dancing by yourself or hiking up that hill over yonder – will require you to be as present as possible in your body. Enjoy!”
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Taas kuulin kutsun mennä luontoon, ottaa rennosti ja rauhoittua. Luonto kyllä parantaa! Kyllä eilinen auringonpaistekin toi iloa monen elämään, uskoisin näin!

Ihanaa torstaita Sinulle!!!

Maanantaina järvimaisemaan!

Huomenta!

Tämän päivän teemakortti löytyy Maataika- pakasta ja se on

LAKE - STILLNESS

 

“The subdued pastels of the early morning light quietly announce that the night is over and the sun is rising. The lake itself has not awakened from its rest and remains still and undisturbed. It welcomes the coming day, ready to respond with grace and fluidity to whatever currents and movements appear in its belly or upon its skin. The surrounding vegetation thrives from the abundant water near the shoreline, and the unoccupied boat lies in wait for its next passenger. All is at rest in this scene.
 
It is in the deep, internal stillness that we find our Being and come to know that we are intimately united with all of Creation. To achieve this mindset, we must slow down once in a while and get away from the surroundings that interfere and distract our inner tranquility. When we do so, this profound stillness is available at all times, regardless of the environment. 

We can experience this sensation with steady, conscious breathing; or we can simply pause for a few moments and be still.
The tempo of life these days has sped up considerable, and there seems to be no end to this quickening pace. Immersed as we are in the technological whirlpool, there seems no escape. However, there is no need to be a prisoner to the “hurry up” syndrome, nor is there a need to feel trapped by the awareness of the collective intensities that massive numbers of humans are experiencing these days.

No matter if the noise is from your environment or your seemingly nonstop thinking, it is critical for you to seek stillness. Find it in your world, whether it is a special place in your home or a place in Nature that is far from human made noise. Of particular importance is finding it inside yourself, which can be made easier by being in a quiet place in a natural setting. Doing so not only relaxes your mind, but also heightens your awareness and senses.”
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Oikein ihanaa ja rauhallista maanantaita Sinulle!