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10/17/2025 23:49:12



10/17/2025 11:47:18

And for a change of pace ... 



10/17/2025 03:33:27

💜 Good morning 

have a fantastic Friday 💜






10/16/2025 03:59:26

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10/16/2025 03:59:15

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10/15/2025 08:23:00



10/15/2025 04:01:49

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10/14/2025 23:58:16



10/14/2025 09:11:15


10/14/2025 07:48:22

Wishing a Beautiful Fall Day! My  Favourite  Season 

The Empty Boat

For every moment you are angry, you lose 60 seconds of happiness. - Anon.

The Parable of the Empty Boat.

A monk decides to meditate alone, away from his monastery. He takes his boat out to the middle of the lake, moors it there, closes his eyes, and begins his meditation. After a few hours of undisturbed silence, he suddenly feels the bump of another boat colliding with his own. With his eyes still closed, he senses anger bubbling up. By the time he opens his eyes, he is ready to scream at the boatman who dared disturb his meditation. But when looks, he sees that the boat is empty! It had probably got untethered and floated to the middle of the lake. At that moment, the monk achieves Self-Realization, and understands that the anger he so righteously feels, is within him. It merely needs the bump of an external object to provoke it out of him. From then on, whenever he comes across someone who irritates him or provokes him to anger, he reminds himself, “This person is merely an empty boat. It's not what's making me angry - the anger is already within me. If I didn't have anger, it wouldn't come out". And then chooses how to respond instead. Not reacting angrily doesn't mean you don't care about something, sometimes it means you care enough about yourself to walk away. This isn't to say you should never get angry - anger is a part of the human experience and tells you what's important to you. What I'm saying is, use your anger in positive ways. Channel it in ways that you can both, express it safely and let it fuel your power and determination to create a life and experiences that move you forward. And remember what a wise person once said - anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die. I think most of us have to work on this...






Love and Blessings Friend



10/14/2025 07:36:40

 






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10/14/2025 03:41:17

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10/13/2025 03:35:15

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10/10/2025 03:35:10

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10/09/2025 03:42:59

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10/08/2025 21:11:17

 The Sacredness of Nature

15 Traditional Native American Beliefs That Survived ColonizationHonoring the sacred interconnectedness of land, life, and spirit in Native American traditions. Photo by: ChatGPT
For countless Native American nations, the land is not just a resource—it is alive and sacred. Plants, animals, rivers, and mountains are regarded as spiritual relatives and caretakers. Despite colonization, this eco-centric worldview has endured, influencing environmental stewardship and conservation efforts today. As  many tribes continue to honor the interconnectedness of all life, ensuring respect for the land remains at the heart of their spiritual practice.

The Great Spirit

Many Native American tribes believe in a Supreme Being or Great Spirit, often referred to as Wakan Tanka by the Lakota or Gitche Manitou by Algonquin tribes. This entity embodies all aspects of the universe, including nature itself. Nature is viewed as a reflection of the Great Spirit’s will, serving as both a guide and teacher for individuals striving to understand their place in the cosmos.

The Four Directions and Elements

The spiritual framework in Native American traditions often revolves around the Four Directions (East, South, West, North) and their associated elements (fire, water, earth, air). Each direction holds unique significance and teachings that help inform an individual’s spiritual journey:

  • East (Air): Represents new beginnings, enlightenment, and inspiration.
  • South (Fire): Symbolizes trust, passion, and love.
  • West (Water): Associated with introspection and healing.
  • North (Earth): Embodies wisdom, strength, and enduran
Good Evening Friend Happy Trails Blessings



10/08/2025 20:48:10


10/08/2025 09:17:34

Road Trip! Alyse has Coffee!!

Chocolates go well with coffee ...



10/08/2025 03:46:20

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