Connecting to my true wild self in the jungles of Mexico.
wow.
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“To ignore or abuse the body is mistaken spirituality. When we honor the body with our attention, we begin to reclaim our feelings, our instincts, our life. Out of this developing attention, we can then experience the healing of our senses. The eyes, the tongue, the ears, and the sense of touch are rejuvenated. Many people experience this after some period of meditation. Colors are pure, flavors fresh, we can feel our feet on the earth as if we were children again. This cleansing of the senses allows us to experience the joy of being alive and a growing intimacy with life here and now.”
— Jack Kornfield, A Path With Heart
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Raven photographed in Jasper National Park, Canada; © 2008 Lee Rentz. See a selection of my work at http://www.etsy.com/shop/WildGrace?ref=si_shop
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there’s something about places like these…
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i miss the sound of streams rushing in the spring.
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these enchanting creatures never cease to amaze me <3
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so happy to be alive and experience scenes like these.
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nature is perfect.
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wildness is a necessity.
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I must say I am guilty of this. I do enjoy leaving all the technology behind though. It heals the soul.
Walden in the 21st Century