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Oh, it is a beautiful day! The Mother of Pentacles is here to remind us how blessed we are to be alive on this earth. It’s the little things you know? It’s your cozy cup of tea and your favorite slippers or it’s the majestic sand dunes or a snow-capped mountain or a setting sun radiating over wild flowers. The earth is truly a comforting, beautiful, and special place. I am feeling a profound appreciation for the earth today and I encourage you to do the same. Look around you and take it all in. Feel the connection to the mountains, water, animals, trees, and plants that lives deep within your soul. You are of this earth and this earth is of you. Let that feeling empower and humble you, let this knowledge comfort and heal you.
It is also a good day to make sure to take the time for the earthly comforts and joys you prefer today! Personally, I’m going to take extra long drinking my oolong tea this morning and take a hot, candle-lit bath this evening. Enjoy the comforts that come with being in your body, soak it in, and let yourself be filled with gratitude. If you are feeling stressed, it is even more important that you make some time for comfort today. Do something for your body that makes you feel whole and content. This could be a bath or it could be yoga or anything that relaxes and comforts you.
The Mother of Pentacles is all about being resourceful and practical in dealing with issues in life so that you can lead a balanced, harmonious life. So deal with your issues efficiently and get back to what matters most to you.
Sigh, there is so much to be thankful for.
Love and blessings to all.
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Soledad Muñoz & Jaymes Bowman
Reading and meditative freestyle performance for the release of AGAIN THE SEARCH, ANOTHER DISAPPOINTMENT, a translation of the work of Pedro Lemebel by Soledad Muñoz with an introduction by SINELISMO, published and presented by RECESS Gallery
Mother Foucault’s, Portland, OR
Photograph by Forrest Wilson
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all became dark and the birds stopped singing (solar eclipse 2017) - Champoeg State Park, OR
falling, falling
Columbia River Gorge, OR (Summer 2017)
