I’ve been through the most physically, mentally and emotional 2 years. Survived a ruptured brain aneurysm. In asking the tests, fears, loss I have experienced the deepest love and care from others. I am humbled and believe it was the life from others that kept me from passing on. Gratefulness for so much now fills my own cup to over flowing.

I’m catching up with the posts….just finished my morning sitting and realized one of my favorite parts is about wind: “and so, may a slow wind work the words of love around me, an invisible cloak to mind my life.” John O’Donohue, Beannacht/ Blessing . I receive such comfort from these words, this image of love being wrapped around me.

Good morning! I am a year in to recovering from a life changing ruptured brain aneurysm. In the last couple of months I have been deeply aware of this….bringing me to a point of overflowing with and in gratitude for things seen and unseen, known and unknowable. “I” ,and my life are deeply woven in to the ever changing tapestry of life. I am so humbled to be here still, and given the opportunity, as Rumi, says, for another day of loving. Blessings dear ones.

Thank you for this. I was there with my father and still have such tender, hopeful memories of it.