so lovely a way...my feeling is that a background of deep felt love and acceptance may make a journey feel as peaceful and fruitful as you describe so brilliantly - you are an inspiration to me and my muddles, thanks Debby, Nicky of the Village of Sleepsalot :o)
isn't it strange how, living so much in a material and intellectual world, so much that is really "felt" and valued remains unable to be expressed in terms of what will be received and understood? You point the way to the future, I think, Debby. We must relearn what it means to be guided by our Greater Selves, our spirituality, and to live in tune to its unbounded reasonings. We must trust more in the unseen, basically. Whatever our creed or belief, I think that there would be a greater coming together of mankind if we all allowed ourselves the meeting of our "spirit reasoning". Bless you, Kate xx
Splendid words to help us keep ourselves open to all possibilities always with the hope for new and better ways to live!...
Reviewed by Gianetta Ellis (Reader)
Reviewed on April 21, 2008
Beautiful; perfect title. If we're open and live life nonresistently, we never know what catalyst might lead us to 'new ways of knowing.' Being 'changeable, malleable' is the key to survival - physically, spiritually, emotionally, intellectually. It is also a way to joy. There is much to love/ponder in this write. As usual, your sage muse offers your readers an open door...
Dear readers, this is my third book of poems, and inside are a special collection of what have turned out to be not only MY personal favorites, but also the favorites of many of YOU. Some of these have never been available in print before...
Each person is but a grain of sand resting beside the sea. This thought sets the tone for Jill Eisnaugle’s latest poetry collection, Beside Still Waters.
Regis
Be always safe,
Karen
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Georg