What’s in this Post For You:
It is finally that time of year when the days themselves seem to be a bit happier. The air is warmer, beautiful buds of life are erupting from the earth after a long winter’s nap, the sun stays around a few minutes longer each night, and creatures big and small seem to be slowly joining us in the fun each day. In other words, spring has finally sprung! After a long winter of
restlessness and yearning for the seasonal shift, it’s finally time to open our windows, get
outside, and fall in love with Mother Earth again!
Summary/Essence”
The purpose of this blog post is to hopefully awaken a new season in you, and inspire you to fall in love with Mother Earth more than ever this Spring. My hope is that these photos will help you begin to reconnect with the beauty of the natural world as it unfolds this spring, and pull you towards discovering the beauty of Mother Earth this spring in your everyday life.
The Blog Post …
The transition of season from Winter to Fall can be subtle, often overlooked by many of us who are perhaps blinded by our eagerness for Spring. However, I urge you to look carefully to the hints and visual insights Mother Earth gifts us. Small portals that give us a vision into what this next seasonal awakening may bring. A beauty arising, alluding to brighter days, of hope and joy, of an awakening of both Earth and Self.
Hints of Spring can also exist in depictions of the true strength of new life. As this season transitions, vibrant forms of new life beautifully emerge through the winter landscape. Bringing a new depiction of beauty and awakening into our natural world. These small details not only give us hope for Mother Earth’s revival this Spring, but can give us hope in our own revivals.
Possibly one of Mother Earth’s greatest gifts to us in this seasonal transition is the gift of time. With each day, we graciously receive a few extra minutes with the sun before she dips below the horizon. And with each day’s elongated moments of sun that end in a nearly magic display of the Earth’s true colors, we too can become increasingly grateful for out time here on Earth.
P.S. I appreciate Frederico posting my guest blog here — a good example of the way we can all collaborate in “The Unifying Way.” Please reach out to me, if you wish, at meghanc613@gmail.com.