Your sacred space is where you find yourself
again, and again.
Joseph Campbell
Today was the first day I walked solo again since my fall five weeks ago. It was a matter of stepping through fear, ignoring ego's resistance, and doing what I longed to do.
Fortunately, it was a glorious pathway back into nature without any mis-steps. I found myself joyful to reconnect with favorite scenes and sounds. Neighborhood yards had shifted into fall decorations, leaves had turned, and there was a crispness in the air.
As I walked carefully and slowly, my body began to relax back into the routine I had followed for years. My feet seemed confident, my rhythm was steady, and my heart was held wide open. I had returned to my sacred space where all of my surroundings were nature's sanctuary.
By the time I reached home, I was happy and restored. I more fully believed that I had simply had an accident and that my age had nothing to do with the fall. I was amazed at how much better I felt to have returned to what had always been so familiar. I felt nurtured and connected again with my self, the earth, and the spirits that surround ... my sacred space.
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