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Delight

Delight

Written by Heather Macleod
Delight sits there, waiting for the prison cells of our minds to open wide the doors, the prison that keeps us endlessly ruminating with the preoccupation of fault finding with ourselves.  As I age, there is so much more room for Delight.  I get her out from behind those bars.  She breathes in a great lungful of fresh air, stretches and looks around.  “Goodness, I’ve been in there for some long years.” 
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Bring On Spring!

Bring On Spring!

Written by Heather Macleod
When I am present with the world, no matter whether it is behaving the way I want it too, there is always, always, always beauty.
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No Mind

No Mind

Written by Heather Macleod
Oh to have an ascetic mind, where the hallways of my inner world are swept clean of the litter of years;
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A Full and Ripe  Flowering

A Full and Ripe Flowering

Written by Heather Macleod
"There can be a certain perverse pleasure, as well as a sense of rightness and beauty, in insisting on flowering just when the world expects you to become quiet and diminish."
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Random Thoughts on December 31st, 2022 from Mexico

Random Thoughts on December 31st, 2022 from Mexico

Written by Heather Macleod
We are such fragile beings
Surrounded by mountains of facts
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Inclusion & A Poem on Trees

Inclusion & A Poem on Trees

Written by Heather Macleod
The word inclusive is often on my mind as I sit in our little shop, Fig Love. In a world where so many of us want to fit in and not stand out, it takes a certain amount of courage to be our own authentic self, to step outside our tribal boundaries, and make our own way.
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Earth Cycles and Fall Lessons

Earth Cycles and Fall Lessons

Written by Heather Macleod
The cycle of the year turns and shifts and I am reminded every day how all things end and begin and end and begin again.
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Rocking Your Fashion Sense

Rocking Your Fashion Sense

Written by Heather Macleod
What kind of fashionista do you want to be?
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Owning My Own Life

Owning My Own Life

Written by Heather Macleod
I am not at the effect of others' choices. It is a beautiful and somewhat terrifying responsibility to own my own life.
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How Many Rooms in My Head?

How Many Rooms in My Head?

Written by Heather Macleod
There is the beautiful realization that a peaceful life demands a slowing down, a refining of priorities.
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A Good Dose of Reality

A Good Dose of Reality

Written by Heather Macleod
Learning to get along with others is a fine art.  It can improve with age if we practice, practice, practice.  My greatest tool is to remind myself that the way I see the world is not the way others see it.
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Identity

Identity

Written by Heather Macleod
If I look over my shoulder at the years, I see so many different lives, identities I picked up along the way to fit into a niche, to find a home, to belong
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Nature and Second Chances

Nature and Second Chances

Written by Heather Macleod
In a world where fear mongering appears to be one of the greatest marketing techniques, whether financial stability, religious judgments or social acceptance, it is a wonderful thing to remember gratitude in the moment.
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Too Busy?

Too Busy?

Written by Heather Macleod

I am happy each time I am reminded that it is the joyful moments, the ones I fall into like a sweet rhythm, where I lose track of time and know I'm in my soft space, that are the ways I want to fill my days

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Challenges Build Strength

Challenges Build Strength

Written by Heather Macleod
I am reminded again of the nature of challenges to build strength.
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Wide Open Hearts

Wide Open Hearts

Written by Heather Macleod
These days I find myself open to a whole range of emotions. I see others struggling with the paradox of gratitude and grief.
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The Gifts We Share

The Gifts We Share

Written by Heather Macleod
I am aware of the differences I make when I take the time to share my gifts with the world. 
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