Koala is the symbol of great motherhood. She stands as a symbol of how a mother should care for her children.
Images @ Eminpee Fotography
Koala is the symbol of great motherhood. She stands as a symbol of how a mother should care for her children.
Uncle Tom and this other old chap [pictured] whom he met, got along like a house on fire. Both men were making the journey to one of the most sacred places on Earth - That is most obviously "Uluru". To get here had been the dreams of both of these gentlemen they both said they wished to go there before they died. This was humorous in a sad way.
They cracked jokes and encouraged each other in the heat. Both men were in their late eighties and so it wasn't an easy task to get around such a large sprawling desert when your that age.
Sadly Uncle Tom has passed now, and I wonder if this chap is still keeping him company yarnin up about the great trip they had to the centre of Australia?
I am sure its not seen as magical or even great, but I like to leave a trail of yellow hearts behind me where I have been. I do this as an emblem of love to symbolize the love the planet has for us and the love I have for the Mother (Earth, Gaia)
Images @ Eminpee Fotography
I saw this and I knew we were governed by psychopaths in that exact moment in time, it crystallized in my mind as I sat next to Uncle Tom. I swore to Uncle that I would do what I could to stop this.
So far this many years later, I have not done very well towards this goal. I find it hard to believe that I have had personal dramas to negotiate even in protecting the planet. It will never cease to amaze me how things happen.
I know better than to question the motive of a lesson. The motive is always to learn. How did I carry myself through that dark time? This was the lesson. Not the situation. That situation could happen to anyone but instead it happened in my life and established itself squarely to cause trouble.
I am not so moved by this these days. I have learned ways to help pluck out the painful hairs of reminder if they grow. Simple.
I guess in a backward sort of way I have been spared from the unenviable task of competing in such a sick world which is run on economics instead of it being about the welfare of the people who inhabit the planet.
Was it good luck or was it bad luck to be born in the situation that was in full flight when I arrived on planet Earth? A situation that changed all of our lives dramatically forever.
I guess its all how you look at it. At times it seems bad especially when you are spiritually barren when discussing parents with other folks, but when the truth is examined - it was good luck. Why? I am set aside and I don't have to deal. My goal is to be entirely free of all of the teats we are given to suckle for a lifetime in return for our blind slavery to this deformed and corrupt economic system of government.
Dharma, karma and punarjanma: the triad laws of righteousness, causality and reincarnation form the central tenets of Sanatana Dharma. Of the three, karma has received much focus among Hindus over the millennia for it has been used (and abused) to justify the human condition. Based on the Hindu understanding of karma, all of ones experiences past, present or future are shaped by our own karmic matter. READ MORE HERE
I love friendship, it is such a special relationship to be considered a friend. It comes with responsibilities. Those responsibilities are largely forgone by most people as they run on madly through life not caring about anyone or anything but themselves. They manage to fool people with empty words and its all done under the guise of caring for everything.
This idea I have of being a good friend is rather humorous to watch. (for me) People are such sad creatures at times that it is pitiful. They are at times, very empty and callous. Did I say they also forget a lot of things, they say its their memory, but the real truth is they didn't care enough to remember. This is not a true friend! This is evident by the way they treat their friends.
A true friend is on the ball about their friendships. Being a friend is a bigger responsibility than most people see it as.
Enthusiasm and perseverance, to have more of life and less of death. I grieve the loss of my family. |
Today thirty two years ago on this day I married the children's father John on the beach at Newcastle in 1982. It was such a hot day and the cake fell in the sand and we drank Dom Perignon from the bottle because we forgot the glasses. It was pretty funny at the time. I fell asleep sunburnt and worn out and I guess that set the scene for the rest of our marriage. I wasn't ever forgiven for this - like I meant to do it. I am a shocker but I would never do such a thing on purpose. It was a huge long long day that day.
We were together for 28 years and divorced in 2009. We live and learn from our mistakes and the deepest cuts are are those that are dealt from the lessons we must learn.
"The internal wounds are healed by a faith that the sun will shine again tomorrow."