Seek out a tree and let it teach you stillness
Eckhart Tolle
Every morning with a cup of coffee in my hands, I try to learn from these trees. Their stillness and strength during all the seasons are impressive.
Hope you have a lovely Nurturing Thursday!
Tea & Paper 
Beautiful and so true. Trees in their stillness can teach us so much.
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I did a little tree hugging yesterday, not much because it was wet, but getting outdoors does help with keeping up energy in the winter.
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Such a great gift you’ve given to yourself!
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I so agree! Love the photo
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this was a meditative thought and thank you for it. I love trees, especially old big trees, just placing my palm on one gives me deep healing. you have a tender compassion and nurturing soul, so wonderful to read your words
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I’m a tree hugger dear Gina, not much now in the winter, but I always try to be close to them and like you said, receive some energy from them. Thanks for your lovely words my friend!
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They sure are an inspiration! And you are an inspiration to be aware and notice it!
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Thanks Jodi, I’m trying to pay attention to the lessons from Nature.
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Happy Thursday. The tree stands tall, but bends in the wind, it conserves energy in the winter, buds in spring, shows it full glory in summer, and starts to mellow in autumn. Then the cycle repeats.
There is strenght in its stillness, wisdom in it is bones.. beauty in its being..
Can we be like a tree, adjusting per season and repeating it all and stay beautiful?
Loved your post got me thinking.
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I’m happy you enjoyed it. I’m a tree hugger, not much now in the winter, but I always try to be close to them and feel their energy and wisdom. It’s not easy to have their strenght but I’m trying.
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I love ❤️ looking at trees. Each one has its own shape and character. They are truly beautiful.
Isadora 😎
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Me too, take time to observe them is such a gift for our senses.
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