“Open your heart, share your thoughts, and ideas, listen to others, trust them, and work together.” ~ Barbara Sears McRae We are living in amazing times, filled with massive changes and new growth as humanity awakens and claims the peace, prosperity and sovereign rights we are born with. Winter is in full swing and our wondrous trees here in the Nantahala Forest protect and shelter us all, animals, plants and humans. We need only close our eyes and ask to speak with the trees, and they will respond. So much wisdom they have to share. I am blessed to live amongst thousands of trees here in the Nantahala Forest. Hardwoods and fir trees, a diverse and beautiful group. >>
New Year Blessings
The New Year is arriving with blessings for our world. Positive affirmations are being proclaimed by those who hold humanity and all God’s creations in their hearts. Divine Love is at the helm of the ship of good fortune. The cosmic shift that is taking place is one co-created by all of Mother Earth’s inhabitants. It is time for the Great Healing. I choose to let go of my past and beyond. And create my true identity, knowing and living my life mission joyfully and abundantly. May we all know the peace that passes all understanding, and celebrate the Light of love, grace and prosperity that comes with this New Year. Expect the best and plan for success. >>
Peaceful Nature in Winter
One of the most wondrous attributes of Nature is the peace that abides here. It feels like one of the most precious commodities on this planet at this time. To hear the drumming of a woodpecker or the gobble gobble of wild turkeys is a soothing balm. To listen and feel the wind on one’s face, and touch the bark on a tree connects us to our Creator and ourselves, and to every living being. The trees have their own communication system under our feet. One of the most elegant, sophisticated and yet simple ways to connect to our Source is to walk on a woodland path or sit on a log or rock next to a forest >>
The Gift of Christmas Joy
Today is “Boxing Day” in England. The meaning is derived from the custom of hand delivering gifts to friends and neighbors after spending Christmas day with one’s family. What a lovely tradition of visiting friends with gifts of cheer! The simple gift of one’s presence is a blessing when the sole purpose is to bring joy. Living amongst the beauty and peace of the Nantahala Forest and the natural splendor of the Blue Ridge Mountains is a gift in itself. As an artist and writer this place inspires me daily. As we start a new year in a few days, may we all take time to give thanks, ask ourselves what gifts us with peace and joy, and >>
The Golden Leaves of Late Autumn
The forest has secrets to share For those with eyes to see. In late autumn when the trees Bare their souls. The Golden leaves remain At the tops of certain trees And an evergreen is revealed That was hidden. The strong winds that teamed With the hickory tree’s angry Pelting of branches and nuts And dismantled the leafy Boughs of many deciduous friends Has failed to remove The Golden leaves of late autumn Who remain at their leisure To decorate these hardy survivors. To the victors! The true value of their victory Rests in the beating of hearts. And souls who dare to give Wings and soar with Eagles. Filled with the Almighty’s love And light. God >>
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