Springs Foundation

Summer in the Rockies has been a blessing of raw beauty in scenic mountain views and weather much more comfortable than most of the country. Though I get a little light headed in the high elevation of 9000+feet, I still prefer here to 100 degree temperatures.

This morning was cool and rainy and I actually took a few hours to stretch out and read several chapters of Gary’s upcoming book. After about an hour I began to feel full and satisified and was reminded of the importance of refueling and reacharging myself. I too, get caught up in making sure the laundry is done, well maybe every few weeks! And making sure we have plenty of fresh vegtables and whatever else the local place we are has to offer. Always so much to do, do, do and not always enough time and attention to just be! Unless, of course, I listen to my inner yearnings and take time to pay attention and just…BE. A dear friend emailed me to say she is spending a lot of time right now in her hammock, doing nothing, just being. Wow, I really smiled and felt a lightness in her hammock experience.

So back to the doing business! I have almost finished my first draft of “Ten things to transform your life” (present working title). This is my first endevour at writing a real nuts and bolts book and I must say the journey has been much different than my expectation. I get amazed at the volume of ideas running around in my head, and when it comes time to put them in written form so someone else can read and benefit from them, ah, there is the real test and task. My world is so much in the conceptual realm with visions and just plain knowing, sensing and feeling my world in my physical and emotional bodies, the task of translating that into words and descriptions is, at times, quite the challange. It is a challange I embrace for it is a processing of grounding and expressing with which I am unfamiliar. I will keep you posted with my progress and may even ask a few of you to read the initial draft and give me much welcomed feedback.

Blessings,

Helena

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