My He(ART)-Full Life



Showing posts with label relax. Show all posts
Showing posts with label relax. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

everyday Zen

(yesterday morning at the park)
“This is the Zen approach: nothing is there to be done. There is nothing to do. One has just to be."
                                                                                     -Osho
(afternoon nesting with books + a cup of tea)
I keep on saying to myself that I will practice slowing down once things have slowed down...sigh. But what I really need to do is to slow down right now!! Easier said than done. I sometimes find myself wishing for  this imaginary time and place where ...things are quiet, static...then I can practice mindfulness, meditate, live in the moment instead of ...rushing frantically from place to place, researching homes and schools and on and on. I know better...I really do:)
                                              (working in my studio last night)
So...I have been making a very conscious effort to slow down now...at a time when I feel completely frantic and stressed. Plans that we have been working on for months and months have fell through and...changed. It's not a bad thing...just a change. Which equals stress!! So I figure that now is the perfect time to practice mindfulness...not when I have no stress and am up on a mountaintop somewhere:) Right???

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Perfect Summer Day

                                                         









perfect summer day

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Today...the world can wait...

This morning I decided that I was going to "take the day off" from art/classes/blog etc. Okay-half the day off! I have been staying up crazy hours to work on my blog, reading up on class comments, working on my art...
So today is just for me and Tara-we are going to go for a long walk, have a picnic in the backyard and just enjoy each other...Today...the rest of this crazy world can wait...
P.S. I added a new blog header that I made myself! Now I just have to figure out what to do with the background. Any ideas/input would be helpful:)