More and more, I find myself looking to the wisdom of nature to teach me things that culture has not yet.
It is the rare person who makes it through adulthood without suffering some devastating loss.
I have to remind myself that after the terrible thing happens, and something precious has been irrevocably lost, that life will be good again. In the midst of grief, it feels impossible. But the day arrives when the burden is not so heavy. I look around and see seedlings pushing through the soil or a baby at the grocery store smiles at me.
It does not restore to me what was lost, but it gives me hope for joy and connection in the future. The experience of being hollowed out fills me with kindness for others in suffering. And the connection with others increases the joys and decreases the sufferings.
Thank goodness we have each other. The letting go breaks us and in the loving again, we are healed.
Quaker Stylist 
Sending positive energy your way. We are here to support each other. Hugs from afar.
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Thank you. I am already on the mend.
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These are wise words, and healing, too, as is the image which I think is fireweed.
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Fireweed! Perfect name for this plant that appears after a fire and looks like pink flames itself!
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Sending hope & healing to you.
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Thank you! It has already arrived!
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A powerful message. Thank you.
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Time.
Everything takes time.
Our seasons and time may slightly differ but its always about time.
And then we wake one day to a new season, a different time.
But memories are free of time.
Always there when we call to them.
Take care Fawn.
Ax
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Thank you.
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