Beautiful! I have “here & now stones” all about my environment. When I teach workshops, I pass a basket of them around for each participant to select one to keep. It’s amazing how long they take (just the right amount of long) holding and rubbing each one, deciding which one is right for them. I teach them how to use it as a grounding tool, like people use a mala, or a rosary. So I love your poem! I even have some on chains to nestle into the nape of my neck!
Beautiful! I have “here & now stones” all about my environment. When I teach workshops, I pass a basket of them around for each participant to select one to keep. It’s amazing how long they take (just the right amount of long) holding and rubbing each one, deciding which one is right for them. I teach them how to use it as a grounding tool, like people use a mala, or a rosary. So I love your poem! I even have some on chains to nestle into the nape of my neck!
Beautiful, capturing that moment!
Loved this. Made me think more deeply of the rocks that have called out to me.
Wow, Julie. A wonderful, wonderful poem. This slipped right inside.
Beautiful