Adde, You have indeed planted many seeds and accomplished so much with wForum. I've asked myself similar questions as I've moved on from businesses started, grown, and when ready to move on, sitting with the "what's next". (As you know, I've been in this place with ClothRoads for two years now and haven't cut the cord, but feel like it's close.) So so many good insights and questions. And you're right, "Now what?"

got it. thanks.

Hi Michelle I didn't receive the new practice. Can you send it again. Many thanks. Love, M

Thanks for this image. Love that it's a bird haven. We did go out with Michael Gibbons one day too.

Connemara--my ancestral home. If only to be there again some day. The sea with its the tides and the verdant terrain call to me.

My ancestor Granuaile's island behind me. Michelle, I can't recall if we were in Westport that day.

I have a different word each day from the Tao and that word is one I contemplate and journal about. There are words that resonate and ones that give considerable pause, like "reverence". I notice others here have referred to "reverent" and "reverence" as well. Reverence has held a holy connotation to me in the past, or one of adoration. I'm not sure it has those meanings to me anymore. Its definition is " To hold deep regard for something/someone." So that is my inner question during these dark days, "What do I hold in deep regard?"

BUT it does allow more room in discussion area so here is quote from RUMI: "What in your life is calling you, when all the noise is silenced, the meetings adjourned… the lists laid aside, and the wild iris blooms by itself in the dark forest… what still pulls on your soul?"

@cindy We gratefully accept all blessings and prayers. thank you.

@sharvabradley.sb thank you so much. Jake is beginning to move and open his eyes. Incremental progress but this is good so far.

Thank you for gifting the closing prayer Michelle. I will use this blessing.

Yes. it's really perfect. especially good time on a Saturday here in U.S.

My mantra this month has been "I now allow others to love and support me". A perfect coincidence that Michelle said, "The more we receive, the more we can give". This last week has been an extremely difficult one as my 29-year-old step grandson lies in a coma from an accident suffering severe brain injury. During time of COVID, it means only his wife can be with him, which she is 12 hours a day. Our great-grandson is four years old and is missing mommy and daddy. So I am focused on receiving, taking in all the blessings and support we can from so many friends and family, so I can then in turn give it back out in support of Jake, his family, and to my husband as Jake is his only grandson.