Nature does this,
splendiferously exhibiting herself
in out of the way places,
just because.
There is no hidden agenda.
Had my feet traveled another path
at that moment –
were I not attuned to nuance –
I might
have missed it.
Would it matter to the orchid?
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Mahalo, Sharon!
Wonderful Bela – perfection discloses itself to itself alone, in perfect humility. Many thanks as always for your sublime work, and with all best wishes, Hariod. <3
P.S. I am off on my travels for a couple of weeks, see you at the end of the month!
Thank you, Hariod! Travel safely!
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This is so lovely, well protected and such a delicate orchid. It reminded me at first of a desert flower on a cactus! Then, I had to lean over the computer and really look at this precious view! Smiles and thanks for your sweet comments about your imagination and how you hid your visible and invisible worlds since there was a danger to sharing these. I admire you, Bela. You have overcome something and show us the incredible strength of this, too.
Yes, the color is very much like a desert flower, now you mention it. I spent a great deal of time on deserts, growing up. I still remember the smell of creosote bushes in the rain and the miracle of springtime with its flushes of brilliant color.
Thanks for your sweet affirmation for my more vulnerable qualities. At sixty-one, I’ve gotten over any reluctance to share, especially since I took the leap and went into business as a Medical Intuitive some 25 years ago. I do think it’s important for all of us to share All of who we are, in order that others may feel freer to do likewise.
Mahalo, my virtual friend.
Beautiful Treasures are often those we come unexpected upon.. This is lovely.. as are your words.. 🙂
Thanks so much! Yes, I love how nature always surprises me with small miracles. Aloha and virtual hugs, Sue.
Bela, we are not that far apart in age. I will be 60 in November. I like the idea of your being a Medical Intuitive. My youngest daughter is not intuitive in this way but has changed her path from business marketing and financial planning, since she has dealt with JRA and now is able to handle her joint pain by using natural remedies. She would probably know what special qualities you share with others, since she has studied many different paths people can take, other than medicine, to get healed. Thanks for sharing with me, Bela.
This is a beautiful post and to think I missed it being so ill. I have missed so much and am grateful now to see it.
Renee, I’m thrilled that my writing elicits this response from you. I am honored to have your eyes travel over words I have crafted. Thank you!