Morning walk

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Good morning!

It looks as if we will have another beautiful day here in the West Country. Wincanton awaits and the Discworld Spring Fling. Should be fun.

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In an effort to unstiffen I went for an early walk. So many beautiful things to see. It occurred to me as I strolled how often we wander around closed to beauty and possibility. We go off into the countryside or parks looking for ‘scenery’, not noticing what is under our very noses.

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We take so many things for granted because they are familiar, yet a little awareness changes what we see. It is all in the focus.  If we are watching the time to get the kids to school or get to the office on time, do we really see the world around us? If we are stressing over the details of daily life and constrained by timetables, is there enough of our attention given to the possibilities the day might hold?

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I don’t think so most of the time. We get lost, shorten our focus and see only what, perhaps,  we expect to see.

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So this morning’s photographs are brought to you from the car park of a small, chain hotel beside a motorway. I could see tarmac and function. I choose to see beauty even here.

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Have a wonderful day. We intend to!

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About Sue Vincent

Sue Vincent was a Yorkshire born writer, esoteric teacher and a Director of The Silent Eye. She was immersed in the Mysteries all her life. Sue maintained a popular blog and is co-author of The Mystical Hexagram with Dr G.M.Vasey. Sue lived in Buckinghamshire, having been stranded there due to an accident with a blindfold, a pin and a map. She had a lasting love-affair with the landscape of Albion, the hidden country of the heart. Sue  passed into spirit at the end of March 2021.
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22 Responses to Morning walk

  1. ggPuppetLady's avatar ggPuppetLady says:

    Hear hear- Beauty is indeed everywhere, waiting for the eye of the mindful beholder 🙂
    Enjoy the West- I used to live in Devon- I can personally recommend the clotted cream Devonshire teas 😀

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  2. Rosie Amber's avatar Rosie Amber says:

    You inspire me to get out there and absorb nature.

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  3. Robert's avatar theINFP says:

    Imagine a chain of Eco Bluebell motels 🙂

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  4. prewitt1970's avatar prewitt1970 says:

    I’m a huge fan of this post, as you know I treasure those small things daily. All around us even in the worst of times one can find small moments if love,peace and beauty.
    Namaste
    Benjamin

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  5. Love how you captured the beauty in the more mundane scenes of life. I like to think that if all else fails, one need only look up at the sky 🙂

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  7. TamrahJo's avatar TamrahJo says:

    How wonderful! The feather reminded me of a story I read, of a guy, first introduced to the “We create our own reality” school of thought, who went to bed, picturing a feather – so unique and so different from anything he had seen before, so that if he did happen upon it the next day, he would know this hypothesis really worked….

    He went forth the next day, the feather showed up and he never looked back….

    🙂

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  8. That has to be mistletoe in those trees….

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  9. WyndyDee's avatar WyndyDee says:

    Reblogged this on Wyndy Dee and commented:
    So perty!

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