Being at home is like being at one with myself. Atoned. Centered. Comfortable and safe. It is a gift that always exists. My practice is to remember that it exists everywhere all the time anywhere. Always.
I make cozy little homes then don’t want them to change. Stubborn like the crab, holding on with sharp pinchers sometimes, puncturing relationships, tearing hols in family and friends. Ahhh, the gracious presentation of mistakes. The brilliant use of them to mend, be strong, and perhaps not make them a second time. New ones, perhaps. Guaranteed.
Resting at the center of the ups and downs, so many viewpoints for good stories–passion, pain, triumph, challenge, reward, despair, peace. In the center there is no movement. But even the vibration of the mist in the trees moves me.
I am a human being, tenderly trembling with air, dirt, water and fire. Hurray for me!