A Sweet Story

For those of us who love A.A. Milne’s story Winnie-the-Pooh, it was good news to read that Queen Camilla gave a replica of Roo to the New York Public Library.  Roo had been lost and now has been reproduced by Merrythought, Britain’s oldest surviving teddy bear manufacturer.  Roo again joins Pooh, Kanga, Piglet, Eeyore, and Tigger.  The group is complete like childhood, stories, and dreams.  

Enter the Forest of Stories and Dreams

Life of a three, almost four year old

I spent the last two days with my grandson living in the realm of the imagination.  The playground was closed so we settled under a tree with beautiful green leaves.  We stretched our necks to become giraffes, and even now I feel my long, flowing neck and lips gently nuzzling and ingesting leaves.

A coyote is howling this morning.  Perhaps it’s waking from a dream of the Supermoon last night.   My meditation these days is “Beyond Multiplicity”, and I ground in illusion as I juggle, snuggle, crawl through, and open to rainbows in play.

Looking up to hug a tree
Giraffe in graceful approach to a savanna overlook
Surveillance
The sky invites
Giraffe at rest
Explore with the four-legged pace of a giraffe