Comments on: Taking Stock http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/taking-stock/ Insights into living a spiritual life Sat, 04 Feb 2012 22:36:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Miruh http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/taking-stock/comment-page-1/#comment-119 Miruh Fri, 24 Oct 2008 00:53:15 +0000 http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/?p=787#comment-119 Hi Simon, Welcome and thanks for your kind comment! I was one of the silent ones of your Stats and thought I should say "hello!" And look what happened, I made a new friend; thanks for dropping by! Yes, following our goose friends makes sense; the indigenous people of North America did it. Now with all our modern conveniences, it is not so convenient anymore, how ironic! We can do like the squirrels and stockpile for the winter and wait for the Spring. Peaceful presence :D Hi Simon,

Welcome and thanks for your kind comment!
I was one of the silent ones of your Stats and thought I should say “hello!” And look what happened, I made a new friend; thanks for dropping by!

Yes, following our goose friends makes sense; the indigenous people of North America did it. Now with all our modern conveniences, it is not so convenient anymore, how ironic!
We can do like the squirrels and stockpile for the winter and wait for the Spring.

Peaceful presence :D

]]> By: Miruh http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/taking-stock/comment-page-1/#comment-117 Miruh Thu, 23 Oct 2008 21:10:53 +0000 http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/?p=787#comment-117 Hi Liara, Mmm... I can just smell the citrus blossoms in your backyard. We are very fortunate indeed to have a piece of nature in our homes. I too am always so grateful for the little gifts that pop up. This year I had the most delightful magenta poppy that looked like a carnation. The rhubarb fairy must have been making the rounds as I also have a guest rhubarb this summer! The garden is teaching me so much about the generosity and the simplicity of life when you tune into nature. It has been a little over 2 years since I moved here and I am in awe of how without much planning on my part, things just seem to happen and the perfect landscaping is evolving. A pleasure to chat about the garden with you! Peaceful Cheers:D Hi Liara,
Mmm… I can just smell the citrus blossoms in your backyard. We are very fortunate indeed to have a piece of nature in our homes.
I too am always so grateful for the little gifts that pop up. This year I had the most delightful magenta poppy that looked like a carnation. The rhubarb fairy must have been making the rounds as I also have a guest rhubarb this summer!
The garden is teaching me so much about the generosity and the simplicity of life when you tune into nature. It has been a little over 2 years since I moved here and I am in awe of how without much planning on my part, things just seem to happen and the perfect landscaping is evolving.
A pleasure to chat about the garden with you!
Peaceful Cheers:D

]]> By: Simon http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/taking-stock/comment-page-1/#comment-116 Simon Thu, 23 Oct 2008 21:05:47 +0000 http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/?p=787#comment-116 Hi Miruh - Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog. 'Following our clever goose friends': now there's an appealing prospect! Your post makes a lot of sense - and any feeling of SAD has been lessened just reading it. Sometimes I get an astonishing sense of peaceful presence when I visit someone else's blog. I'm getting that here today - thank you!! Hi Miruh – Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog.

‘Following our clever goose friends’: now there’s an appealing prospect!

Your post makes a lot of sense – and any feeling of SAD has been lessened just reading it. Sometimes I get an astonishing sense of peaceful presence when I visit someone else’s blog. I’m getting that here today – thank you!!

]]> By: Liara Covert http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/taking-stock/comment-page-1/#comment-112 Liara Covert Thu, 23 Oct 2008 11:16:22 +0000 http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/?p=787#comment-112 Your gardening story inspires me. There was a time I had potted herbs on my windowsill when I lived in the centre of a city. Now, I feel fortunate to have lemon, lime, quince and 4 plum trees in my backward. I am amazed at how rhubarb popped up to say hello when I did not plant it. Herbs have sprouted in my garden as well, as if to remind me what I planned to do last year and did not. Mother Nature has been helping me along. The image of veggies and conserves is yum! Your gardening story inspires me. There was a time I had potted herbs on my windowsill when I lived in the centre of a city. Now, I feel fortunate to have lemon, lime, quince and 4 plum trees in my backward. I am amazed at how rhubarb popped up to say hello when I did not plant it. Herbs have sprouted in my garden as well, as if to remind me what I planned to do last year and did not. Mother Nature has been helping me along. The image of veggies and conserves is yum!

]]> By: Miruh http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/taking-stock/comment-page-1/#comment-111 Miruh Thu, 23 Oct 2008 04:33:42 +0000 http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/?p=787#comment-111 Hi Indranee, Thanks for stopping by. The Fall colors are beautiful here on the coast of British Columbia right now, with cool sunny days, we have gorgeous reds, oranges, yellows and mauves. Nice blog you got, will be dropping by to read more soon. Cheers :D Hi Indranee,

Thanks for stopping by. The Fall colors are beautiful here on the coast of British Columbia right now, with cool sunny days, we have gorgeous reds, oranges, yellows and mauves.

Nice blog you got, will be dropping by to read more soon.

Cheers :D

]]> By: Indranee http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/taking-stock/comment-page-1/#comment-110 Indranee Wed, 22 Oct 2008 12:58:16 +0000 http://spiritualhealingjourney.com/?p=787#comment-110 Lovely and colorful blog just like fall! Lovely and colorful blog just like fall!

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