I love the softness of the clouds and the misty, grey beauty of a cloudy day just on the cusp of a rain shower. On my recent trip to Ireland I remembered what the fullness and beauty of the grey taught me.

I was considering today how we as a culture are not aware that the body and mind are equally important to our healing. The mind and body are innately integral to one another. The mind or mental field is non-local. Non-local means it does not exist in just one place, but inherently everywhere or able to move about with the direction of ones awareness.

If you feel down right now, practice this meditation to release any thoughts that no longer serve your path of serenity.

Each autumn season, I feel my heart reflected in the transformation that the land expresses to me. As if the whole of what I experienced in the previous year wants to be seen, heard and integrated. ....

I have not found my center to be hard and immobile, nor have I found that a perfect state of harmony, as we see it traditionally, is normal and perhaps, even healthy?   In the past, I was a person who habitually and excessively put a goal, obligation or "should" ahead of my state of being. It still creeps up sometime today in seasons of great change.

This is true power. The ability to come home to yourself with love, honesty and compassion. The ability to access your own internal mother-father energy to guide you forward.

This Meditation came to my heart from one of my supporters on YouTube. I am grateful for her honest heart and vulnerability. It is important right now to take time for yourself, away from any screen you own, to tap into the healing balm that is your heart.