As per usual, life has soared on forwards and during the tumbles, strolling and gliding I have managed to forget to document any projects, adventures or inspiring life occurrences upon this blog.
"Where to begin?" she wondered, wandered...
Since arriving back from Malawi (which was during September 2013), I have managed to reside within Cape Town up until the present. Please understand that five months is an immense amount of space and time to me. Five months is a life time.
During these months of floating within the Mother City (once again - I seem to have created a pattern of dwelling upon a near or distant land for two months and then allowing attachment and ego to haze my vision :/ ) I have managed to reside within a number of homes. From a room to share between my love and I to moving to a beautiful, expansive home within Simons Town, to moving to a flat within Sea Point for two weeks, back to Simons Town and now living separately within Green Point and Table View. Gypsies we shall remain, even whilst confined to the concrete jungle :/
I have been attempting to focus upon my creative endeavours whilst within the city, so I may somehow establish myself via visual art and craft. I seem to have become more confident within my own voice and the messages I channel, but now I wish to share these messages to a mass congregation of divine beings, alas I need to be patient and continue to believe in divine timing and synchronicity, already a galaxy of events has occurred since moving from Simons Town, so now I need to relish within the temporary slow movement of life as always "anicha", "anicha", "changing", "changing". The only permanence is change :)
I miss residing within Simons Town, so we could frolick to the sublime, secluded beach, walk for twenty minutes to arrive at a magical waterfall, visit the faere dog and purely enjoy the silence of our surroundings. Alas, I also miss Khula Dhamma and Hogsback and every other land that is not the city...
Regardless of my struggle to create contentment whilst residing amongst the chaotic kaleidoscope of fast paced society, Skye and I managed to focus on creating beautiful container gardens and assist the growth of various plant spirits. Skye is as passionate about Permaculture as I am and as in love with Mother Earth and Father sky as well, so combined we're potentially a difficult couple yet enthusiastic couple to float with. Difficult because we're both capable of being intense about life, the world and modern society. Reflection. Lessons. Living in the present. Manifesting the future.
Below are a few photographs of our Earth love whilst residing within peaceful Simons Town.
Unfortunately we were unable to harvest much, as we did not remain at the house for the needed period of time to reap the fruits of our labour. We continue to plant seed and seedlings regardless as giving back to Mother Earth is more important than taking from her and her creatures. We purely wish to re-create a natural environment where it no longer exists, so more humans may possess the opportunity to observe Nature and share their lessons to others. Children, animals and Pacha Mama are our greatest teachers.
Mother Ocean and the majestic Waterfall were our saving grace when being confined within cement walls became rather suffocating (we're both accustomed to living outdoors, so please bear with my sometimes critical attitude of man created structures and systems).
Hmmm, I believe I have now rambled on for a necessary period of time. Reflecting on this post (which I have been writing for a few months now, due to lack of internet connection), has been interesting as I have been flowing through a chapter of personal transformation (as we all are and shall be for eternity :) ) and have therefore been adding thoughts and connecting experiences whilst within different heart and mind spaces. My decision in regards to this post is that I need either write shorter blog posts or write a book(s). Haha. Seriously though, even I am beginning to believe my stories and messages are rather lengthy the majority of time. Anywho.
I wish to remind those of you divine creatures that stumble upon my blog and kindly read and perceive my beliefs and thoughts upon Pacha Mama and life in general, thaaaaaaaat, life is precious.
Yes it is all we know, and we are all trying our damndest (hopefully) to live to our fullest potential, follow our Truth and share ultimate love to all beings, but life is a gift, an opportunity to gain enlightenment on situations that we struggled to understand within previous lifetimes. This life is another chance to choose our direction accurately and wisely and yet take "risks" simultaneously. Same same, is yoga :)
Refrain from creating "complicated" situations, they are after all only complicated if we perceive them to be. Once we remove our ego from an experience, all that remains is the Beloved, Shiva, the God-Self.
Namaste again for tolerating my thought spills whilst attempting to share the message of metta (loving-kindness), karuna (compassion) and panna (wisdom) to all beings, especially in regards to our relationship to Mother Earth, Pacha Mama, Doni, Gaia. Whatever your desired name for our Divine Mother, she is within us all and all of us within her. What you do to the Earth, you do to yourself.
Love compassionately, breathe deeply, hug warmly :)
Be Love.
Aum Namah Shivaya
Blessings and metta, metta, metta
