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Have you ever noticed that the bark is different on the backside of most trees? One side may be more exposed to the weather or the sun. You need to walk behind a tree to see the second side. It is good to always see the two sides of people that you know.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, Jan 27, 2012
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Short reflections on the connection between Nature and Spirituality that can be used positively in the listener’s daily life. For archives go to www.michaelhathaway.com.
Authors: Michael Hathaway
Topics: Spirituality
Wearing crampons over my boots when walking in icy conditions helps me keep a firm grip under my feet. I have learned to trust in them. On the walk of our soul, our spiritual connections help us keep a firm grip on our journey.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, Jan 26, 2012
Through the glass of the window in the treehouse I watch daily drama of the birds and animals that come into view. When my son is home, he closes the drapes because he does not like height. In life, many people fear looking through the glass into their soul.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, Jan 25, 2012
The tangle of broken trees and their limbs pose a danger to anyone walking under them. Things break. Sometimes it’s our limbs or other parts of our lives. Fortunately humans have a spiritual connection to the Universe that when used helps heal our souls.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, Jan 24, 2012
The outer fringes of the snow close to the water in the brook are in a perilous position. They could be swept away at a moments notice. We often fear our psychic abilities , afraid that we will fall over the edge when we embrace them.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, Jan 23, 2012
The bark on the old birch tree is slowly unwinding, exposing what is left to nature’s forces. Fortunately for humans that believe in a higher purpose, the Universe helps keep them protected from the forces that would strip away their outer layer.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, Jan 22, 2012
The fresh snow clings onto the branch until the wind or sun causes it to fall to the ground. It could remain for a short or long period, depending on the weather. The Universe often knows when it’s time to leave the branches we cling to.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, Jan 21, 2012
The remnants of the old tree which lies on the edge of the orchard is worn away down to its bones. You can see how far into the core the limbs were anchored. In its day it could face the forces of nature with strength and dignity. It is still magnificent as it fades away.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, Jan 20, 2012
The old pine is riddled with holes. I don’t think I have ever seen so many in a tree. The woodpeckers know where to look for their nourishment even though to our eyes the tree looks healthy. Positive thoughts and gratitude can help your mind keep your tree healthy.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, Jan 19, 2012