View From My Window: Musings of an Observer of Nature

Observations of the awe and wonder of nature as viewed from my window; and reflections thereupon with respect to my life, both in enhancing its enjoyment and the lessons that are conveyed to me along my spiritual journey.

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Though 62 years of age, I still feel that little girl inside and I indulge her more and more. I don't worry as I once did about "what people will think". I think more about "what I think". I like me and I don't mind admitting it. Yet, I am more humble than when young. I know that I don't know it all. I love life moment by moment. Though in the autumn of my years, I plan to play among fall's leaves rather than sit by the fire in fear of my coming winter. Carpe diem! I have learned, though late in life, some important principles by which to live my life. And in doing so, I experience more and more the joy and contentment life has to offer.

Tuesday, December 13, 2005

Light Within

View from My Window

Wednesday, Dec 7, 2005

This morning the sun rose and then immediately sought refuge behind the blue-gray clouds. It is cold, 30 degrees but it seems much colder. There is a winter’s grayness about. The lake is perfectly still and reflects the dull gray of the day. Yet it is a beautiful morning. It says “stay inside”. Make for yourself warmth and coziness. Seek light from within yourself for today will be gray and gloomy without. Today is a day for reflection and meditation.

Almost all color is gone from the trees; made more evident by the lack of sunlight. When I lack the “sunlight” within, I too lack luster.

We are learning so much here at Stepping Stones; the name I chose for our place. When first we came, we were going to change things here in the country in East Texas. We were going to shape up these people and teach them the ways of city life. How utterly foolish!...for it was that very life from which we were trying to escape. Now we are trying more and more to be like chameleons fitting in with our new environment.

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