This reminds me of a moment decades ago when we were in the Adirondacks with family. Jena was playing at the edge of a lake. We were about to go to town for something or other. I can’t remember just what she was doing but I asked her to step back as she was getting her shoes wet. She responded that it was okay —- “None water not wet!”
Thank you, Patty. Just what I needed to read this morning, from you, the person who taught me how to sit with the discomfort of the brokenness and the yearning for wholeness, union.
I love this.
Thank you, Corie. 🥰
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This reminds me of a moment decades ago when we were in the Adirondacks with family. Jena was playing at the edge of a lake. We were about to go to town for something or other. I can’t remember just what she was doing but I asked her to step back as she was getting her shoes wet. She responded that it was okay —- “None water not wet!”
Beautiful statement! Have you encouraged Jena to expand on it in a current poem? "none water, not wet" SO good!!!
Thank you for sharing this Peggy. it makes my day!
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so true -- Thank you Patty...
Thank you, Jennifer. So good to be able to share in these times...
Beautiful! Gratitude for you.
Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you for reading!
Yes! And my favorite Hindu goddess (not that I'm terribly well-versed in this) Akhilandeshvari -- Never Not Broken. xo
Me too x
thank you.
You'r welcome, Eileen. Thank you for being here.
Thank you, Patty. Just what I needed to read this morning, from you, the person who taught me how to sit with the discomfort of the brokenness and the yearning for wholeness, union.
Ha!
Sending love to you, I'm sure...and I can't find your name on your site.
If you don't want to put your name here, please send me an email: patty@embodyoga.com
Hi Patty! It’s Katie R from YCA days
Ahhhh!!! Yes! Sending love to you and all of those who share your nest!