PSALMS OF MY SOUL
ספירת העומר
ספירת העומר
HEAVEN and EARTH CONNECT
Gratitude for G*d's Gorgeous Garden
(that Edith tends with great love)
HOD sh b'YESOD
With a bracha / blessing
and these posts
implanted in Yesod,
I birth more beauty
for others to behold.
In Edith's Garden I feel the glory of G*d's goodness, and I have Gratitude.
Edith, her cat and dog and I, have bonded.
Edith, her cat and dog and I, have bonded.
Friend Edith calls me at 6:30 am (as arranged) to quickly drive over and photograph new open buds.
Every flower is a gift.
Every flower is a gift.
The sun rises, and when the clouds pass, the red Poppies shine all the way back to Heaven.
It amazes me that the delicate poppies share the same pot of earth with the sturdy young Sago palm.
Edith (89 years young) sits on her porch playing with Lola (the big black Lab and her slimy ball), as I lie down with camera in the moist grass (or hard pointy pebbles in the dirt), looking up at the sun lit poppy petals against the beautiful blue sky. The red poppies are glorious. As I gaze upon the poppies, the petals detach and gently drop to the ground. I pick them up, raise up myself, and bring them to Edith to enjoy.
I hope the buzzing bees don't sting me (again).
Adjacent are the pink Cosmos appearing more grounded than the tall slim poppies.
How am I thankful for the birthed splendor I receive in our universe?
How am I thankful for the birthed splendor I receive in our universe?
photos © Joy Krauthammer
PS
Edith having reached her 90th birthday in Splendor, is now within her 91st year.
May Edith be well to 120! Happy birthday each spring time as your poppies blossom.
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I'm so happy to be part of Omer Counting Creative Responses with Judith-Kate Friedman and friends. in FaceBook and submit daily to her page.
"Greetings. This group is for sharing creative responses during the 49 day mystical practice of Counting the Omer 5777 (2017). You're invited to add your voice, sounds, images, drash..... music, art, poetry, gratitudes and memories in this community gathering place, right here on the page. Let your creativity shine!
"Bring your reflections and responses inspired by the day's sefirot pairings and related readings. In addition feel free to weave in/spiel on themes of honoring: parents, children, loved ones, mentors, teachers, our roots and routes, those generations - who come before/after us, and the sources and Source of Creation." - Judith Kate
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