Thank you for this invitation. I loved the "concept of "slow looking," a practice that encourages us to observe our surroundings with intention, patience, and depth." Like your last post, I feel the quiet in the observing, pausing to witness the dance of the ordinary. Like right now, in front of me is a dried sprig of lavender. Its aroma has long faded away. Yet I know that if I pick it up and rub my fingers over the buds its sweetness will fill my nose once more...Ahhhh the fragrance lavender!
Thank you for this invitation. I loved the "concept of "slow looking," a practice that encourages us to observe our surroundings with intention, patience, and depth." Like your last post, I feel the quiet in the observing, pausing to witness the dance of the ordinary. Like right now, in front of me is a dried sprig of lavender. Its aroma has long faded away. Yet I know that if I pick it up and rub my fingers over the buds its sweetness will fill my nose once more...Ahhhh the fragrance lavender!