Reflections

While we can't control the weather or people around us, we can seek to enhance our inner and physical senses to find the magic each day.

Come and rest awhile in the sheltering arms of Mother Earth and a circle of new friends. Leave renewed and refreshed in body, mind, and spirit.

After being welcomed by an abundance of bluebonnets lining the road into a favorite nearby resort, a dear friend and I spent this past weekend blessed by the restorative power of nature.

As spring begins to arrive in fits and starts around the northern hemisphere, the greening we witness in nature has the potential to take hold within each of us too.

Last week one of our committee members didn't show up for an important meeting. When she later explained how she had forgotten after an unplanned experience supporting a friend, our committee [...]

Spring is coming! At the celebration of our founder's life yesterday, we were excited to hear about the first sighting of bluebonnets in the hill country, as one attendee drove into Austin for [...]

From watering a plant to your hand tenderly expressing love to a beloved animal, person, or tree, your simple gift of love just might nourish you as much as it will the recipient.

Sometimes kindness, gentleness, and loving attentiveness are what we need after a traumatic experience. And what qualifies as traumatic to me may be very different than for you.

Perhaps it is the cold temperatures outside that drew me to the wisdom His Holiness the Dalai Lama shared about how being open and warmhearted keeps loneliness away and welcoming to joy.

Scientists and theologians both point out that empty spaces aren’t empty at all. There is often palpable energy or “work” happening in those spaces.