Day one hundred six
and there’s no quick fix, but slow
and steady just might do it.
JDG
Day one hundred six
and there’s no quick fix, but slow
and steady just might do it.
JDG
What if what we are
so frantically searching for
can be found within
and what if once we find it
we see its glow everywhere?
JDG
It slowly starts to dawn
that this practice has no end –
it lasts a lifetime
and improves life’s quality.
I’m beginning to know it
even in my bones.
JDG
A small adjustment,
that’s all it takes – a tiny
shift of focus from
rose to thorn, from thorn to rose
and you’re in a whole new world.
JDG
It doesn’t ask for perfection. All it
asks is if a
day is missed
we don’t
lose
heart,
that we
simply pick
ourselves up and,
returning to our theme, begin again.
JDG
Riding the waves of breath
to the core of being
gives us a place to rest
as holiday hurricanes spin.
JDG
What if it all comes
down to this – learning to find
one simple thing each
day to be grateful for? Could
that possibly be enough?
JDG
Slowly and sometimes unsurely,
I’m making exercise
a part of my daily life.
JDG
On this cold morning
the land twinkled from the sun’s
warm and gentle kiss.
JDG
I was more with it today,
remembering to relax
and gently do.
JDG