Rocky Mountain hike wind whips snow ‘cross lake and trail Karma Dakini Diamond dust-filled air flakes of frost in morning rays Lakshmi resides here. May you immerse yourself in the beauty of the season: whether in a mountain range or a single tree, a frozen lake or a snowflake, a vast sky or a grain … Continue reading Happy holidays!
Child’s pose
There's a hum in my head compelling surging me forward zzzt zzzt zzzt like the neon sign of an all-night diner. It's become my rhythm fraying my nerves false beat. This is not rhythm. This is noise. Feeling for my rhythm beyond the hum perhaps beneath it. It has to be there flow not … Continue reading Child’s pose
Too much
We are overly concerned with quantity. How much we own. How much we get to say. How many friends. How much we earn. How much we create. How much we contribute. How much we are recognized. Collecting teachings and practices, crystals and clothing, furnishings and Facebook friends. But how is the quality? The quality … Continue reading Too much
Midnight Mischief
Banff bound Freedom found Headlights off Luna-lit snow Young in years Low on fears The world at my feet At the foot of the mountain Luminous drive Completely alive Alone on the road At home in the world of moon and mountain and luna-lit snow
Chinook
Welcome to the winds of the west Warm winds eagle winds sweeping, sacred winds You are not the winds of change that is the east You are the winds that melt the ice in the veins of the land Nurturing winds winds of fellowship and freedom inviting all into your embrace Winds … Continue reading Chinook
Here
I am listening for your guidance for your presence feeling for you I know you are here. I know you can see me hear me feel me seeking you You know I am here. Why, only in sky, do I seek you? Only in trees and wind and silent hills? They know you are here. Why … Continue reading Here
From water to air
I feel like I’m between Scorpio and Libra Water and air the dark, moist underworld and the wide open sky My chest is tight tears fall on my thighs just yesterday I thought I could fly today, another part of me dies I assumed I was done finished with water with wading through emotions and … Continue reading From water to air
Stephanie Hrehirchuk - Author 