by Bela Johnson | Feb 12, 2020 | consciousness, nature, peace, philosophy, spirituality, Uncategorized
Will we be part of the madness, or will we join in a vision of a better world? How many times has this thought occurred to you in the past few decades? Yet now more than ever, the question becomes crucial. My friend Sue Dreamwalker recommended a series of...
by Bela Johnson | Jan 10, 2020 | inspiration, nature, patience, philosophy, Uncategorized
Humbled by an ending which is only the beginning, I slowly row my boat toward shore, but find there is no safe harbor, no spit of earth on which to land, so I gather up oars again; not time, not yet; I know but don’t know this ephemeral relationship with the...
by Bela Johnson | Oct 22, 2019 | dreaming, nature, philosophy, psychology, spirituality, Uncategorized
Trembling gently in twilight, rippling like a mirage, what seems solid during the day becomes otherworldly by nightfall when things left unresolved return to haunt the living; Important then to honor passing dreams, full-blown stories once told to the very young,...
by Bela Johnson | Oct 12, 2019 | lifestyle, nature, perspective, philosophy, self awareness, Uncategorized
Before the brief but long breath of lifetimes was profound silence, and if sounds were apprehended, they were but whispers compared to the chaos most have come to accept as the new normal; Before memory, arrived humans and wild creatures and whooshing winds, lapping...
by Bela Johnson | Sep 4, 2019 | perspective, philosophy, psychology, self awareness, spirituality, Uncategorized
ETHERIC Activate, move! Directions barely registered in that middle place between worlds; life in the ethers more familiar, more desirable than this constant adjusting; bold when she should choose circumspection; equally withdrawn when action seems desirable,...
by Bela Johnson | Aug 20, 2019 | mindfulness, nature, philosophy, self awareness, spirituality, Uncategorized
The sea rolls out and cannot pause long before once again seeking the safety of the shoreline; children leave home until they sprout sturdy wings of their own, only to one day return older, perhaps wiser, with appreciation of rootstock and richness of the nurturing...
