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Through My Eyes
Sunday August 8
(We continue reading of Perelandra!)
" ' The focal point,' says Machaelle, 'has changed in content, but not in position. It used to have a natural white quartz crystal in the center; but then I managed to get hold of a much more precious jewel.'
Three spiral paths lead from the periphery to the center. A fence surrounds the garden to keep out the neighbor's horses and cows, but not the animals of Perelandra, which are free to come and go as they please, including rabbits, moles, deer, and any kind of insect. No foreign repellant or insecticide is used , organic or other.
' I maintain the garden on the principles of energy. This gardening, this co-creative energy gardening, is a metaphor for life. As you change your approach to the garden, you will, in turn, change the very fabric of how you approach,your life. The Perelandra garden is my life, my heart, my breath. It is my friend, my helper, my nurturer, and teacher-especially of myself-my planet, my universe. It is my key to the universe. It gives me access to spiritual truth and universal natural law contained within the universal flow. It is the demonstration of these truths and laws played out before my eyes. It is my proof that what is spiritual truth and universal law courses through all of reality- and this includes a garden.' "
( An eloquent statement of a shamanic mission! ) I promise to add more tomorrow...
*(please click here to read of the day with me! )
* pictures courtesy of A luminous Diamond (Bright) Crystal Show productions.
writing courtesy of Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird in their book Secrets of the Soil.
( Tahshi Deleh, gentle beautiful one! Kehrahng kusu debo yinpeh? I began the day spinning for you and working a bit more on the weaving of the backstrap. Then I worked a bit around the trees and native plants near our studio then headed up our precious snow mountain to scythe around the trees. With us working two as one it went quite well! I'm trying to make rapid progress before having to spray again. The raspberries look fabulous although they have a ways to go before most of them ripen. After that I rested by your Medlar tree as usual before returning to our studio to work on our a land of Tibet. Two as one we've fixed a few more mistakes on the pages. It was a late night last night making the usual changes! Be not concerned; we continue firmly on despite my stumblings beautiful one! I'll add our wildflowers then put this up a bit early so we can rest.
And so, as always we'll continue two as one on to tomorrow
my one gentle beautiful patient dream bright
long dark mane in sunlight
so for now I bid goodnight...Simjah Nahngo! )
( please see my spinning for you!) .
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