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The Tree of Peace by Teri Leigh Teed Here in this part of the Nantahala Forest, the Tree of Peace is Eleanor, Queen of the Meadow. Eleanor holds court in this meadow, in a quiet cove surrounded by her family and friends. A sea of trees as far as the eye can see. A beautiful and peaceful place and in this season, a sea of green. At night, what appears as darkness to our human eyes, is a different story seen through the eye of the camera.  It is the sensitivity to Light frequency that creates the difference between our human perception and the camera’s image. Even in daylight, the camera picks up hidden images that are unseen >>

Schumann Resonance by Teri Leigh Teed   Today the weather here in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina has been exceptional, providing an incredibly beautiful Spring day. The morning sky was the perfect powder blue, dotted with fluffy, white clouds.  There were a few dark clouds that wandered across overhead for a short time this afternoon, and now the Sun is setting up a magnificent sunset. The Schumann Resonance has been active today, with Solar flares keeping the energies high. We live in fascinating times. Living in the Nantahala Forest, surrounded by these ancient Blue Ridge Mountains is a gift.  And I treasure every moment. Eleanor, Queen of the Meadow, my dear Tulip Poplar tree friend, >>

Spring Rising from Mother Earth 🌎 by Teri Leigh Teed   The visible signs of Spring are subtle. The energetic signs are palpable. There is movement, even on this cloudy, overcast day in the Nantahala Forest. The preparations are continuing, underground and within each species of the human, animal, plant and mineral kingdoms. Synchronized events are in harmony with Nature’s flow. It reminds me of the lead up to the grand opening of the Chelsea Flower Show in London, when a great multitude of vehicles filled with the vast variety of plants, building materials and all manner of marvelous things are miraculously transported in a huge queue across the River Thames, and the village of wonders from around >>

The Light for All Seasons by Teri Leigh Teed   The Sun is setting, backlighting the clouds on the horizon of the mountains’ ridges.  The pale blue sky is clear and waiting for the last drop of the orange colored sun to disappear in the anticipated solar nose dive. The debut of Spring is building momentum, and each morning adds more aviary voices vyeng for their mate’s attention. Each season brings it’s own colors, voices, light.  And then there is the Light for All Seasons, which transcends all time. This Light appears in the darkness, guiding us forward even in times of storms. When our hearts are open to receive, the Light for All Seasons shines brightest, and >>

The color of today is…. White. As in Snow, blanketing everything in a sea of snow. I awoke to this beautiful sight and it is still snowing as of mid-afternoon.  There is already over six inches covering outside, so it is quiet and peaceful. Snow won’t be here long, maybe a few days.  The temperature is about 19° and falling.  Cooler than normal for this time of year in this part of the world.  And the Buddhist monks are still Walking for Peace, now in Virginia and getting close to Richmond.  People are lining the roads to greet them. Churches have opened their doors to feed and house them every day and night.   The Spirit of Love 💓 >>