… watching for the brushstrokes of God
There are times when I know what I know. Then there are times when I know what I don’t know. And then there are times where I don’t know what I don’t know, when I am floating along unaware of my ignorance.
How do you grow in awareness of your unawareness?
We came back to the lake one evening for some night-time kayaking. There is something about being out on the water…fish jumping, frogs croaking, encircled by the deep darkness of the trees, wrapped in the cloak of darkness, infinitely small under the vastness of the stars. It was what Karla Kincannon calls “a holy moment, an encounter with the Divine that pulsates within the circadian rhythms found in all creation.”
Where have you found a holy moment? How do you build spaces into your regular rhythm to be surprised by the holy?
“ Study the science of art. Study the art of science. Develop your senses – especially learn how to see. Realize that everything connects to everything else.” ~ Leonardo da Vinci
How do you practice seeing?
Summer lets us enjoy the sweetness and flavors that explode from the culmination of seed and soil, sun and rain, watching and waiting. A gift!
What fruit are you nurturing this summer?
With the Eyes of the Heart 