From the Shining Tribe Tarot, the Ace of Stones (Pentacles); from the Animal Tiles, 'Bear:'
This standing stone reminded me of the natural formation found in Australia known as Uluru. Sacred to the Aboriginees, Uluru stands less than a fourth of a mile tall yet extends over a mile and a half underground. The Shining Tribe companion book suggests anchoring oneself in ordinary things. Thinking may get a lot of credit in our culture, but concrete action is what will actually help secure and stabilize things. If the weather will cooperate, today may be a good day for digging in the soil; it is one of the best solutions for grounding my body, mind, and spirit. The Bear symbolizes strength, a stable foundation, and healing. Bear doesn't get in a hurry unless there is an emergency situation. She reminds me to go slow and seek progress rather than perfection. It's only when I believe that life must bend to my will that I become panicked. In the words of Baloo the Bear, "Don't spend your time looking around for something you want that can't be found."
reminds me of a quote by Albert Einstein "nothing happens until something moves." Spring is upon you, get your hands in the soil. Nothing as satisfying as a job well done or for that matter just getting it done.
ReplyDeleteIf the weather would cooperate, I'd be happy just to do some weeding. :) Nothing to accomplish but just 'be.'
DeleteUrulu was also Captain Bingington's nemesis.
ReplyDeleteAmazing all the useless things my mind holds onto.
Took me a minute to place Captain Bingington - McHale's Navy!
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