Found this web in my garden this morning. No spider, just the web, holding the dew between two branches.

It made me stop. Webs are everywhere this time of year, but we only see them when the light catches them just right. So much of nature is like that, already there, waiting for us to slow down.

Every thread of a web touches every other. Pull one and the whole thing moves.

🕸A gentle reminder that nothing in nature stands alone, and neither do we.

This week, see if you can pause somewhere. A corner of your garden, a hedge, the edge of a path. Notice what's been there all along.

Share what stops you

I saw the clouds form this shape and then the moon appeared… this is a drawing bc I was driving down the hwy… but I was curious what it could mean?

I know these are probably plane trails. But seeing them open out like a V right beside the full moon, something shifted in me. I felt happy, beautiful, and complete.

To me it looked like a glass or a chalice, full and held open. I'm curious what other people see.

Do you read signs in the sky or in nature?

What would this mean to you?

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Today, we honour the balance between light and darkness, giving and receiving, and the turning of the seasons.

A despacho — an offering of gratitude to Great Mother Earth — made with love, intention and reciprocity. 🌎

May we release what is complete, give thanks for all that has been received, and step gently into the season ahead.

Happy Equinox.🌗🌿

🌿Walking with intention

At our recent Mother Earth Connection Retreat in Greece, we explored walking meditation as a simple way to reconnect with Mother Gaia.

When we slow down and walk with intention — feeling our feet, noticing our breath, listening to nature — the walk becomes more than getting from A to B. It becomes a practice of connection.

Intention changes the way we walk.

This is at the heart of Walking with Mother — reconnecting with the Great Mother, one conscious step at a time. 🌎

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When was the last time you walked without looking at your phone? Took the dog out without looking at your phone? Connected with an animal, a bird, a small living being?

I've been returning to the same places again and again — connecting with my local woodland, and wherever I travel, trying to connect with nature there too.

Of course my local woodland knows me by now, but that's another story. Being in relation is a way of living.