Primrose lost...Joyce found

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I am heartened by Joyce found and primrose found in your luscious photo.

, "Lady Joyce" <ladyjoy@v...>

wrote:> > Hi joyce...you wrote..<Snip>> > >Both who hang around

outside at night with their cameras? > Yes, and it gets cold out

there now, too! Good to know I am in such good company :-)

Another excuse for being outside camera in hand the next day or so?

The Quarantid meteor shower is underway with peak viewing tonight and

tomorrow. It is most favorable for our friends in Europe and Asia this

year, and the moon will be sufficiently dim for good viewing, weather

permitting.

http://www.space.com/spacewatch/space_weather.html#meteor

http://www.maa.mhn.de/Comet/Shower/quadrantids.html

Was it Oscar Wilde who said "We are all in the gutter, but some of us

are looking at the stars" - yes, I think it was.> > > And there have

> > been some photos you have included of a

waterway/stream/river/pond > > and trees that i am certain are from

the Sudbury River, next to my > > home... Eerily similar landscapes.>

> eery...suggestive of the supernatural; mysterious...same

dictionary!!!> ...we are connected Seamlessly at the Heart, Joyce.

We are blessed, then.> > The Beauty of Pennsylvania is timeless, isn't

it? There are so many lush areas. I grew up in Northeast PA, along

the Susquehanna River, but not in such Beauty as what I am blessed to

walk in every day now...well...almost every day :-) I do not

recognize Sudbury River. Through what section of PA does it flow?

I am from PA originally, but now in MA. The Sudbury River flows in

Eastern MA towards Boston. I think from looking at your photos and

some of Al's treescapes, which are always so lovely too, that

riverscapes in autumn and winter can be so universal if the latitudes

are similar. And thanks to yours and his photos of the sun filtering

through trees in differing configurations at different times of the

day, my morning commute, which is into the sunrise, always, finds me

framing imaginary tree photos in my mind's eye, as well. Everyone

here seems to share such beauty, sometimes from the most unusual

places.> > All of the photos I have posted so far were taken in

Playwicki Park and along Neshaminy Creek where I walk most of the

time. All have been taken within the last few months. I usually

identify in the small print on the bottom where I took the photo :-)

The moon shots and the primrose are from my backyard. > > > PS - I

always enjoy your poems, as well. They are so uplifting.> > Thank you

so much. :-) I enjoy yours, too, and all that post their poems/

photos, pleasure and pain here. Like Harsha says, we are All in the

same boat. It can be lonely in the Maya world...you know, that

illusion/delusion/confusion one we Live in every day. Where our

reality is someone else's Maya. Where our reality is also our Maya.

Rabindranath Tagore said: "When I stand before thee at the day's end,

thou shalt see my scars and know that I had my wounds and also my

healing."

I see and feel healing here in this space on a daily basis, and am thankful for it.

> I am slowly beginning to understand why I should want release!!!

Coming to the fellowship is always Sustenance to me. I feel the

power here...the power of the Heart, the power of Love, the power of

peace, perfect peace. Thank you, God, for everything. I have no

complaints.

Again, Tagore said: "Love is the only reality and it is not a mere

sentiment. It is the ultimate truth that lies at the heart of

creation."

> > Eternal Love,> > Joyce Jean> > > The Heart is the Self.

Love,

namaste,

joyce

PS - The attachment is a meteor photographed near my home last year.

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