Showing posts with label mother earth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mother earth. Show all posts
Friday, April 26, 2019
Monday, November 12, 2018
Sunday, February 4, 2018
Lightworker 5
she is our mother
giver of life
i thank her daily for the blessings
she gives me
i offer her kindness
healing energy
and do my best to
leave only soft footprints
along my path
Labels:
kindness,
lightworker,
mother earth
Sunday, January 15, 2017
....Child of Mine
fog: Mother Earth's healing breath as
She whispers "good morning child of mine".
wet grass claiming my feet...
the feathered ones chittering...
morning prayers going up...
for this moment...
all is right...
this
Sunday
morn
Labels:
chittering,
fog,
mother earth,
nature,
prayers
Saturday, January 14, 2017
Sing Me to Healing...
lately i've felt like the ghost of something unknowable....
off kilter....
floundering...
i can't make art...
can't read...
can't listen to music...
i spend as much time outdoors as possible...
physically laboring on my land until i am spent...
arms and legs quivering....
caked in dirt...
salt powdering my body from exertion...
and when i can do no more...
i just sit with the fruits of my labor...
just...
BE
i keep waiting for that little bubble of my
inner level to tilt back to center...
it will happen...
eventually...
Mother Earth is always willing to wrap
me in her loving arms...
kiss my hurts...
soothe my soul...
soothe my soul...
sing me to healing with her lullabies...
and i bow my head...
in gratitude...
Labels:
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laboring,
mother earth,
off kilter,
unknowable
Monday, January 7, 2013
Earth Prayers..
Mother Earth has provided everything in your life; the food you eat, the air you
breathe, the clothes you wear, the home you live in. She is the Divine Mother
manifest in her most majestic form. We can never say thank you to her
enough.
Today your intention is to offer your prayers to Mother Earth throughout your day. Using your breath, and an offering from nature, your prayers will begin to restore your alignment with Nature and all things of the Universe. This readjustment of righting your relationship to yourself and your place in the world is known by shamans as ayni. Ayni resides in your heart. There is a deep ease of being at home, at one with everything. Offering your prayers in this way begins to bring you into ayni, the longing of your heart to return home.
In different traditions tobacco, flowers or cocoa leaves are used to hold prayers. Today you will find something in your own kitchen or native surroundings that will work for you. Grains like rice or dried beans, fresh or dried herbs, flower petals, small leaves, organic sugar, seeds, nuts or raisins are some of the things you could use as prayer offerings.
Every good prayer starts with a thank you. As you offer your prayers hold a sense of gratitude, love and appreciation for Pachamama. Let your prayer be one of thanks for the glory of the day, for the beauty Pachamama offers so abundantly, thanks for the warmth of the sun on your face, the blessings in your life. Allow your prayer to be an authentic of the calling of your heart. Release your prayer offerings back to the Earth.
Today your intention is to offer your prayers to Mother Earth throughout your day. Using your breath, and an offering from nature, your prayers will begin to restore your alignment with Nature and all things of the Universe. This readjustment of righting your relationship to yourself and your place in the world is known by shamans as ayni. Ayni resides in your heart. There is a deep ease of being at home, at one with everything. Offering your prayers in this way begins to bring you into ayni, the longing of your heart to return home.
In different traditions tobacco, flowers or cocoa leaves are used to hold prayers. Today you will find something in your own kitchen or native surroundings that will work for you. Grains like rice or dried beans, fresh or dried herbs, flower petals, small leaves, organic sugar, seeds, nuts or raisins are some of the things you could use as prayer offerings.
Every good prayer starts with a thank you. As you offer your prayers hold a sense of gratitude, love and appreciation for Pachamama. Let your prayer be one of thanks for the glory of the day, for the beauty Pachamama offers so abundantly, thanks for the warmth of the sun on your face, the blessings in your life. Allow your prayer to be an authentic of the calling of your heart. Release your prayer offerings back to the Earth.
an excerpt from A Structure For Spirit
wise words from Karen Chrappa on this crisp monday morning....
Thursday, March 8, 2012
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