
Sometimes withdrawal and letting go is as much part of growth as is achievement and moving forward:
There is a tendency to want to hurry from autumn to spring, to avoid the long dark days that winter brings. But winter darkness has a positive side to it. As we gather to celebrate the first turn from winter to spring, we are invited to recognize and honor the beauty in the often unwanted season of winter. Let us invite our hearts to be glad for the courage winter proclaims. Let us be grateful for the wisdom winter brings in teaching us about the need for withdrawal as an essential part of renewal. Let us also encourage our spirits as Earth prepares to come forth from this time of withdrawal into a season filled with light.
Joyce Rupp and Macrina Wiederkehr, The Circle of Life
Very nice
Awesome!
Happy Holidays and a great new Year to you and yours, Karl β£οΈπΏβ€οΈππ€ΆπΏπ
The Fab Four of Cley
Totally love this!!! Merry Christmas Karl!!
Reblogged this on Spiritual Dragonfly and commented:
Totally Love this so had to share!!!! I’m so not a winter person, but over the years have come to terms with my own form of hibernation and the need for it….
I struggle with winter–the shorter days, the ice and snow and frigid weather. Thanks for reminding me of the beauty and importance of it. Great post.