Try letting go ....
and see what happens.
Skyward view through my magical Live Oak as I float along on my homemade swing.
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This site originally began as a development tool for a Kids Awareness Program (K A P) Some of the post may still reference the program and some may be musings, inspirations, and photo's. I hope you enjoy your time here and always remember to Live Mindfully, Love Big and Laugh Alot.
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These post are meant to have a basis in Mindful Awareness. To quote Jon Kabat-Zinn "Mindfulness means paying attention in a particular way; on purpose, in the present moment and nonjudgementally."
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Other Resources
www.waynetownsend.com/
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http://soundsidehealthcare.com//
health & nutrition website
www.innerkids.org/
website promoting mindfulness education
informative website & blog
http://soundsidehealthcare.com//
health & nutrition website
www.innerkids.org/
website promoting mindfulness education
What a freeing concept Maria. Letting go. Why is it that we have such a hard time with this? We tend to want to grab on and cling and hold tightly, mostly to things we really do need to let go of.
ReplyDeleteLive oaks...beautiful.
Floating along on your homemade swing...now that is bliss. And reminds me of a simpler time in life...when letting go was so much easier.
You've given me something to ponder today!
Letting go is a healthy thing to do...it frees the soul and enhances your spirit.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is perfect. And what a memory it brings me.
ReplyDeleteA long time ago, I'd left my husband. Our children were very young. I stayed away almost a year. Got my own place, went forward with my life. Damn him.
But slowly, we began talking together again. And it culminated in me returning to our home with the children. My husband's gift to me was a swing that he put in the big tree for me. A swing? Sit on it and swing, he told me. You won't believe how good it feels.
And I did. And he was right. And every time I felt like I needed to get away, that swing was waiting for me.
Maria, thanks for this memory. I needed that today, my friend.
beautiful memories - i love to swing even now
ReplyDeletebut letting go is so hard sometimes.
it's amazing how hard it is to give up control. i struggle with it each day!
ReplyDeleteI exhaled when I read that-and the photo suits so well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to be and if I am not reading too much into your photo, you seem to have a nice swirling circle created by the branches.
ReplyDeleteYeah! Glad your still using the swing...
ReplyDeleteand letting goooo
lynne
Letting go is good...follow your heart...and swing high :)
ReplyDeleteA wonderful thought to share!
ReplyDeleteThanks Maria
I love swings. I found one in a public park recently and had the best time! It felt so free & fun & playful to just swing. I couldn't keep the smile off my face.
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