Even the smallest fears fade with the morning sun. ☀️🕸️
#MorningReflection #FearIsTemporary #SelfDiscovery #PoeticThoughts #DewOnTheWeb #LifeMetaphors #MindfulMoments #InnerStrength #HealingJourney #InspiredByNature #YouAreEnough #LetGoAndGrow
Even the smallest fears fade with the morning sun. ☀️🕸️
#MorningReflection #FearIsTemporary #SelfDiscovery #PoeticThoughts #DewOnTheWeb #LifeMetaphors #MindfulMoments #InnerStrength #HealingJourney #InspiredByNature #YouAreEnough #LetGoAndGrow
Over my years of blogging, I’ve discovered the profound impact of journaling and reflection. These practices have served as a powerful means to deepen my connection with myself and others. Through the act of introspective writing, I’ve found clarity, understanding, and an avenue to share genuine insights. I’ve come to appreciate the ability of journaling and reflection to cultivate empathy and strengthen the bond between individuals, fostering a sense of mutual understanding and support within the blogging community.
A Serene Morning Commute for Reflection
My recent early morning water taxi ride to Granville Island was nothing short of transformative. As the crisp morning air filled my lungs, I found myself immersed in a blissful state of contemplation. The tranquil journey across the glistening blue waters served as the perfect opportunity to reflect and prepare for the day ahead.
I am on a water taxi, the crisp morning air fills my lungs, invigorating my senses. The blue water glistens, mirroring the expansive sky above, creating a serene backdrop that invites contemplation. Each ripple in the water seems to whisper reminders of the day ahead, urging me to pause and appreciate the present moment. This tranquil journey to Granville Island is not just a commute; it’s a meditation on the beauty surrounding me and the significance of reflection in my life.
Taking moments to reflect allows me to connect with my thoughts and feelings, providing clarity and purpose. It’s essential to carve out these intervals of stillness amidst a busy life, as they enable me to remember my goals and intentions. By acknowledging the beauty of my experiences, I imbue my days with meaning, transforming the mundane into something extraordinary.
In this fast-paced world, we often forget to slow down and appreciate the little things. The morning freshness I feel on the water taxi serves as a reminder that each day is a gift, filled with opportunities for growth and joy. Embracing reflection not only enriches our daily lives but also prepares us to face the challenges ahead with a renewed sense of purpose and clarity.
Embracing reflection enriches our present and empowers our future, infusing each day with meaning and purpose.
Blog Break
Dear readers and followers,
I will be taking a break from October 4 November 1 2024. I will be scheduling new content during this time, although comments will be closed. I appreciate your continued support and look forward to connecting with you again upon my return.
Rebecca
https://clanmother.com/2024/10/09/reflection-on-water/
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Let your morning thoughts dance with dreams of joy and inspiration, just like Sophia Elridge! #MorningMusings #MorningThoughts #MorningInspiration #DreamBig #DanceDreams #MorningReflection #CreativeMind #InspiredLife #MorningMagic #DreamAndCreate #MorningMotivation #ThoughtsOfTheDay #PositiveThoughts #Mindfulness #CreativeThinking #DreamingOfDance #MorningIdeas #MorningMagic #MorningDreams #MorningVibes #CreativeEnergy #MorningCreativity #DreamersAndDoers #MorningGoals #DreamAndAchieve
Start your day with a #MorningReflection, a moment to strategize and plan.
End it with an #EveningReflection, a time to assess and evaluate.
This morning from the causeway here in town: a very still Lake Minocqua.
#MorningReflection
#NorthernWayOfLife
#MorningReflection:
I’ve been reading Being Peace by Thich Nhat Hanh, and I found this quote inspiring:
“For Buddhism to be real, there must be a Buddhakaya, an embodiment of awakened activity. Otherwise Buddhism is just a word.” I feel like so many spiritual traditions in the West (I’m speaking from an experience of being raised in fundamentalist Christianity) have become disembodied practices. Just words. Im now learning to live an embodied spiritual tradition, and that has been so healing.