Deciding to 'be available', as Fiona says, seems to have planted a subconscious suggestion. I notice it is starting to happen, taking me by surprise. I have managed a couple of meditations, but I wouldn't have thought them sufficient yet.
Yesterday, while driving, I was suddenly struck by the look of the weeds by the river — a detail about them which I'd never noticed before. And I wasn't seeking small stones just then; I was focused on driving.
The hedge of weeds
between river and road
is tesselated.
Thick and crinkly,
its darkness ripples.
Today I was eager for the first sight of ocean when I visited the coast, but the way it apeared surprised me. Perhaps surprise is a feature of small stones?
The sky is sea today
air blue and ocean grey.
And finally I saw:
On my windscreen
three raindrops,
brushed upward
by the headwind,
form a fan.
“I always think that the best way to know God is to love many things.” ~ Vincent van Gogh
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When one becomes available, then one sees more ah-ha moments.
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Yes! Exciting, isn't it?
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