Earth Consciousness…A Portal to the Divine | Forever Unlimited

Phoenixfirebird:

<3 vicarious thrills

Originally posted on Bealtaine Cottage:

Earth Consciousness…A Portal to the Divine | Forever Unlimited

Harvesting is under way.

This year more than ever sees an immense increase in the offerings from Mother Earth. 

 

Blackcurrants are taking up much of my time over recent weeks.

Bag after bag is sealed and placed in the freezer to await further instructions! 

Several hundred pounds of Blackcurrants from two original bushes…easy to grow and multiply from cuttings stuck straight into the earth! 

 

Trees have put out a huge amount of wood which will be coppiced later in the year.

This beautiful, forgiving form of energy that aids the environment as it grows ready for use! 

Masses of flowers with the resulting seed-heads…growing abundance that is now unstoppable. 

 

Seeds that wing their way all over the planet to spread abundance in places I shall probably never gaze upon…the magic of life is impenetrable!

 

And through all this ceaseless activity, Sammy-Bear sunbathes and yawns the day away…

 

And deep within the Fairy…

View original 319 more words

Follow your inner nudges Dana Mrkich - Evolution Revolution

Follow your inner nudges  

Dana Mrkich - Evolution Revolution

Monday, April 28, 2014

Christian enrolled into an intuitive awareness course today, which is something he has wanted to do for a while. The registration lady on the phone remarked that the class this term is nearly all men which was unusual. I loved hearing that!

We are all moving into a greater balance now with our inner feminine and masculine energies, feeling really strong urges to do things that we have either been putting off or not even considered doing until now. I have been getting major nudges to get out into the garden, to plant herbs, fruit trees and flowers, to re-pot plants, and this past weekend I finally got out there. It felt so good, and I can't wait for my next gardening day. 

If you have been getting some inner nudge to do something, you can be sure that it is coming from some inner part of you that is wanting to flow, wanting a voice, wanting to be expressed, wanting you to experience a greater state of balance, and even a greater state of health and wellbeing. Following our inner nudges allows more of our soul to be revealed, and from there we more easefully and naturally move toward relationships, work, and lifestyles that are in alignment with who we really are. 

What are you being nudged to do lately?

(c) Dana Mrkich 2014
www.danamrkich.com
 

Posted by Dana Mrkich - Visioning the Dream Awake at 8:50 pm

DAILY OM ~ April 4, 2014 Messengers from The Wilderness: Weeds

 "A plant is a weed only within a certain context; one person’s weed is another person’s wildflower."

DAILY  OM ~ April 4, 2014
Messengers from The Wilderness: Weeds
by Madisyn Taylor
http://www.dailyom.com/articles/2014/42850.html

"Simply expressed, a weed is any plant that grows where it isn’t wanted. Weeds are defined by their tendency to flourish at the expense of a gardener’s overall vision, and we tend to battle their presence in our yards. It is interesting to consider, though, that a plant is a weed only within a certain context, which is to say that one person’s weed is another person’s wildflower. Most of us have pulled at least one dandelion up by its roots and disposed of it in the interest of preserving the look of a perfect green lawn, yet the dandelion is good medicine, packed with healing properties and vitamin-rich leaves that are a delicious, spicy surprise in a summer salad.

In the wild, there is no such thing as a weed because the overall vision is in the hands of Mother Nature, who accommodates and incorporates all forms of life. In nature, balance is achieved over the long term, without the aid, or interference, of a human supervisor. While one plant may prevail over others for a certain period of time, eventually it will reach an apex and then it will naturally decline, allowing for other forms to be born and survive. This self-regulating realm was the first garden of our ancestors, who learned the art of agriculture from studying the forests and fields of the as yet uncultivated earth. In a sense, weeds are harbingers of this wildness, pushing their way into our well-ordered plots, undermining more delicate flora, and flourishing in spite of us.

The next time you see a weed, you might want to look deeply into its roots, discover its name, its habits, and its possible uses. Instead of seeing an unwanted intruder, you might see a healer offering its leaves for a medicinal tea or its flowers for a colorful salad. At the very least, if you look long enough, you will see a messenger from the wilderness of Mother Earth, reminding you that, even in the most carefully controlled garden, she cannot be completely ruled out. "