Invitation to the Wildflowers Garden

As I’ve shared over and again, I am privileged to be part of a spiritual (online) community, which is like oxygen to me.
With a widely-shared commitment to deepen our connection with the Divine, our hosts, Robert and Hollie Holden (two of my favorite human beings on the planet) offer a myriad of ways that we can create more peace, love, joy, and miracles in our lives.
Hollie shares daily lessons on our Facebook group page and at the moment, she invites us to imagine in our meditation, that we are spending time, in a beautiful garden with a wildflower heart in the center.
She has the most gorgeous, poetic way of showing us that this all makes perfect sense. There is a lot to be said for spending time in this kind of place. Wildflowers ever-so-gently offer us opportunity to see things in a different way - mainly those things that sway how we see ourselves and others around us.
Think about it, really! Aren’t wildflowers quite amazing? They just pop up, are so lovely, and they just do the only thing they know how to do. Grow and thrive.
We are all lovingly invited to consider these gentle lessons from the beautiful garden with a wildflower heart in the center.
If we were even a little bit willing to see each person as a precious wildflower, their spark of beauty would be there to see, because we want to see it.
Imagine the truth that the Sun shines on everyone equally.
The gifts of this garden are generous. It sits quietly, welcomes all, and its deep peace nourishes our trust in Life, and calms our nervous system.
Nature offers unconditional peace, and the truth that the Life Force inside everything is unstoppable.
We can be in this garden and welcome others’ hearts to visit, which gives us (ourselves) more time in the unconditional love and peace of the garden itself.
Inviting others to join us in this place of peace allows each of us to fill up with the beauty of stillness. Then we can carry that outward.
Being like a wildflower lets us feel the love and warmth of the Sun and the generosity of Mother Earth. Even when clouds cover, we can remember that the Sun is still there, loving us.
Even in a sea of other flowers, the wildflower has no clue whatsoever how to compare herself. She simply occupies her spot, lives in the current moment, and concentrates on her very own growth, expansion, and flourishing ... following instructions based on the Sun.
She simply knows what’s hers to do, guided by Love, without judgment of herself or others.
My fotos were taken on my Beauty Walk around town this morning. Mother Mary (this statue is known as Madonna Del Ponte) always greets me for a friendly chat.
E guarda! And Look (foto below)! My own favorite wildflowers are those that amazingly pop up out of concrete, brick walls, or other rigid, difficult surfaces.
If we ever needed a messenger to remind that anything is possible, it would be right about now.
How blessed are we, to have these beautiful little pop-ups that help us to remember we are truly loved and held by Nature.





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