The Nature of Things

I've been making it a priority to go outside at least once per day. No matter if it's cold or warm.

I have to get outside.

I have to get some sunlight. I have to breathe in the air that isn't the same circulated breath inside the walls of my home. Not that it's toxic or anything, but it is toxic to stay couped up inside all day without sunlight as an electric and 9 Ether Being. We need our sunlight. I need my sunlight.

I'm outside right now as I write this. Sunbathing, half naked on the floor of The Mother. Not really, but I just want you to visualize.

I've learned, feeling quite stupid as I did, that the sounds I once thought were baby birds being born into this realm were actually squirrels communicating with one another. I didn't even know that squirrels made sounds besides their chitter-chatter when they're eating. But hey, you learn something new every day right?

That's the beauty of spending intentional time in Nature.

You get to learn more about yourself, more about the other beings/things that you're connected with (which is technically still yourself, but you get what I mean). Makes you wonder and question. I've found that being in Nature feels so imaginative.

By imaginative I mean, freedom of expression. Freedom, overall, but the self sufficiency to just be who you are without judgement. That's actually so amazing. For people that feel like they may have to fit in or fear judgement of what others might have to say about something in their lives, I can suggest them to come to Nature. Practice being at peace with yourself and with the Earth. The Earth is not here to judge you. I feel some people might find solace in that.

People be weird, lol.

Going back to my original thought of feeling so imaginative in Nature, I've really been sunbathing and reflecting on my life, practicing Gratitude, and consciously creating my life. Imagination is the true reality, this is something I've come to learn as well. So I make sure I take the time to allow my mind to go where it wants. I trust myself and my mind to go exactly where I need it to go.

Moral of the story is, go out in Nature. Enjoy another part of yourself. Continue to love and learn yourself. You'll be surprised at what you might find out :)