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Tag Archives: magnolia tree
Pink and White Petals
Though sparse, the magnolia blooms in the front yard are still spectacular. An old tree that has seen its share of storms, wind, wildlife making their homes in the trunks and on the leaves and boughs, and using it to polish … Continue reading
“The Safety Net I’ve Been Tangled In” Reflections of a Labyrinth Walker
“I wrote “The safety net I’ve been tangled in” on my tag, and focused on letting go, trusting that I can give the line some slack, and still be safe. Thoughts that came to mind were irony that something meant … Continue reading
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Tagged Caterpillars, Labyrinth, magnolia tree, reflections, Safety Net
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New Year’s Day 2013
Last night the Sousa children and their folks walked the 1080 Laughing Labyrinth after the Fiscal Cliff Party. To watch them in the dark – little figures interspersed with taller figures – was delightful! I could hear little squeals as … Continue reading
Posted in Bell, Evening walks, Labyrinth, Magnolia Tree, Prairie Labyrinth, Reflections, Visitors
Tagged connections, Labyrinth, magnolia tree, spiritual, winter
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Winter Solstice 2012
Clear. Crisp. Alpine glow just touching the tops of trees. Still. Snow clinging to trees, shrubs, wires. The encrusted bell sounded a dull thunk, until I brushed off the snow, then a hollow gong. Sort of how I felt initially. … Continue reading
Posted in Bell, Labyrinth, learning, Magnolia Tree, Pilgrims, Pre-Dawn, Reflections, Reiki walks, Snow, Totems, Winter
Tagged Labyrinth, light shadows, magnolia tree, spiritual, spring, winter
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Gratitude
The labyrinth called so I went. Partway through, I looked across the yard to the house shining in the sun, with the light shadows of the maple cast upon the western edge of the roof. And, I was grateful: For … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Faulkes Woods, Labyrinth, Magnolia Tree, Reflections
Tagged earth energy, Labyrinth, light shadows, magnolia tree, nature, occasional insights, plants
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