Rainbow Bridge or Here Now?
It’s going on two months since I lost my long-time furry friend, Parker. It’s a fact of life in animal rescue but it never gets easier. You’re going to miss… Read more »
Category: Nature & Spirit
Flirting with Seahorse
You may have heard of essences such as the Bach flower essences. Usually essences capture the vibrational frequencies of different plants and those frequencies help balance humans and animals suffering… Read more »
Garden Walk
Growth surges now, like green fire. The wisteria drapes gracefully, flowing like water The lilac opens its many tiny buds Azaleas are juicy with colour Foliage textures make… Read more »
Big Kitty in the Backyard
A friend of mine was looking out her window a few days ago and trying to figure out which neighbourhood cat was sitting in her yard. She went to a… Read more »
Spring Fever
Ohhhh! I can feel that spring fever coming on again. Here in the temperate rain forest, one of the first things I notice is the greening of the broad leaf… Read more »
Storm Thoughts
It is definitely winter here in the Pacific Northwest of North America. Wind warnings and lots of rain. I am at work at my night auditor job. Took a break… Read more »
The Equinox Dance
The autumn equinox is approaching, that time of year when day and night, are equal in length. Days were longest at summer solstice and have since become shorter. After… Read more »
Conversations with the Universe
>originally published in naturecommunion.blogspot.ca Wednesday, 22 August 2012 Back when I was in my late teens and early twenties I had a practice for obtaining advice from the Universe…. Read more »
Hovering Thunder and Personal Affinities
originally published in naturecommunion.blogspot.ca Monday, 16 July 2012 Out here on my little bit of the Pacific Coast, thunderstorms are a rarity. I heard a long time resident comment… Read more »
JUNE-uary
originally published in naturecommunion.blogspot.ca Thursday, 14 June 2012 The weather has been so cool and rainy here on the Pacific coast that it almost fools us that it isn’t summer… Read more »