The grounding affect of nature
The last 4 days have been huge for me. Every year I do a cash job working security at one of the biggest car shows in Australia and quite possibly the world. For between 12-16 hours/day I'm surrounded by drunks & V8's. When I finish working this gig I'm not really at my spiritual best but with a wife, 4 kids & a mortgage it helps keep the wolf from the door. Last night at 6.00pm I finally got signed off & cashed up. I drove home & my mind was whizzing around like the tyres on some of the cars I'd seen. I was about 1/2 way home driving through some bushland & saw the silver wattles in bloom. I decided to pull over for a while & have a look.
I jumped the fence & found a log to sit on & packed & lit a pipe & for 20 or 30 minutes I just sat there quietly observing the Kangaroos & the sheep grazing together. The rabbits nervously ducking in & out of their burrow. The silver wattles were in bloom as I sat in the shade of a gum. The crows sang their song & the magpies picked for worms & grubs. Finally my pipe finished, I knocked the ash & dottle out on the stump I'd been sitting on & finished the drive home. It was great to see everyone again after a few days & at least when they saw me I was mentally refreshed & relaxed, not like I was only a couple of hours previously. |
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so true. i love nature. but even better is being alone. being alone in nature is a win win.
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There is nothing like nature to ground and calm! Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you for the lovely read! I'm from Canada and it's incredibly cold outside, but imagining your scene in my mind was refreshing in itself and brought me warm thoughts :)
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Seclusion and silence in Nature is truly indescribable! |
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