I adjusted the binoculars for a clearer look. She was holding between her paws the striped carcass of a Yellow Jacket. It seemed a prize too precious to eat. Read more . . .
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Absolutely lovely, Priscilla. Although in trying times it is hard to remember, Bear is right, it is all (and I mean all of it, good or bad) a gift.
Thanks for reminding me to remain present to this gift of life, as I get too caught up in the daily doings of my life (i.e. the tyranny of the inconsequential.)
Michael, I like that phrase, “the tyranny of the inconsequential.” Yet in that too we’re all radically equal—all facing our own individual challenges. Another reason that showing mercy is always a good way to go, isn’t it!
Thank you for the “mouse”.
I found your book, “Kissed by a Fox”.
It reached out to me at a used book store.
It elicited many miles traveled, trying to keep my feet on the road ahead of me, while looking over my shoulder.
Like yourself I took classes at GTU, while working on a goal.
I too have had the most profound spiritual experiences in nature, most often with animals.
I am sending this message to say, “Thank you!”
I will be purchasing, “Tamed by a Bear.”
Hi, Craig, thanks for letting me know the book found you! I hope you enjoy it, and you can always reach me directly through the contact form in the sidebar. Keep connecting with animals and all nature!