By about this time in December – the Sagittarian time of excess in all we do (shopping, spending, socializing, busy-ing ~ more, more, more!) I begin to long for the Capricornian austerities of January. As I buy one more thing, eat one more outrageous food, prepare for one more social event, I am glad for the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘time’
And the seasons they go round and round
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged time on December 19, 2011 | 2 Comments »
It’s spring!
Posted in Physical World, tagged time on March 28, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The earth is awakening and so are we. We move from dreaming our dreams to creating them. Our animal bodies shake off winter’s slumber and purr into aliveness. There’s robins, and greening grass, and things to go, places to roam. Hope opens up like the new daffodils. And even a winning Cubs team seems possible in the spring! Bring it on!
Autumn Equinox – ushering in autumn, focusing on balance
Posted in Astrology, Writing - Personal, tagged astrology, personal growth, time on September 26, 2010 | 4 Comments »
At this time of balance between day/night it’s good to focus on balance in our lives: self/others, BE-ing/DO-ing, work/play. Time to honor our Inner Animal’s response to the changing light, while still honoring our commitments.
Is the past really passed?
Posted in Books and Ideas, Writing - Personal, tagged time on August 17, 2010 | 2 Comments »
I’m thinking today about time and whether the past exists, what its meaning is, and if it’s ever over. Today is the wedding anniversary of two couples very special to me. Some very beloved family members celebrate 36 years of marriage today. And two dear friends who would be married were gay marriage legal in [...]
What is time?
Posted in Books and Ideas, tagged meditation, philosophy, time on June 8, 2010 | 3 Comments »
As mentioned in an earlier post, my beloved Aunt Dory, in Oslo, seems to be dying. Her daughter wrote me today to say it could be today – and certainly in the next week. It makes me wonder about our life spans. Are we born just to die? Why do we get old? I’ve been [...]
