Journal
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 9–8
Words make a difference.
While the monkey chatter of judging people
may be louder, the warm words of loving people
are really what matter!
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 9–7
Human errors are human mirrors.
They humbly remind us that nothing in life is perfect —only the humility of our humanity.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 9–6
There is no East without West -- there is no life without death. There is no meaning without dreaming, and the creative energy of divine mysteries.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 9–5
A life flowing with gratitude
blooms with sharing, not comparing.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 9–4
Don’t let little things narrow your view of life.
Expand your vision with the imagination
of better things!
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 9–3
Peace of mind is knowing that everything flows in waves. That highs and lows are just as natural as heart beats, and breathing in and out.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 9–2
I prefer living in a world full of faith,
rather than full of fear.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 9–1
Only an open mind can see the bigger picture, and
grow with a global view rather than a provincial view.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 8–24
We always dream of ascending upwards and dread
of descending downwards. But, it's only when we descend lower that we learn how to ascend higher!
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 8–23
Cloud patterns are grand abstract paintings — authentic gestures, spontaneously choreographed by wind and air. Always moving, always changing -- an ethereal background to our earthbound cycles around the sun.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 8–22
Rust dramatizes the erosion of time, but also the formidable power of water to both carve landscapes and sustain life. Similarly, the imagination can both shape and nourish our vision of life — creating new possibilities that we could never imagine without the power of creative energy.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 8–21
Art begins in the cosmos of everyday things.
Creative energy begins in the smallest of things.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 8–20
Balancing the hardest times with our harvest times
is really where the journey begins — when we turn our trials and tribulations into miles of revelations.
—rmh²