Everyday Sacred

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Comment by Ssapphire on August 30, 2009 at 2:22am

Today I had the opportunity to meditate for a few hours as I had the house to myself. So I took the phone off the hook, and meditated. I also took the time that I was refusing to before, and looked for and found the positives in some situations that have come up for me recently. I enjoyed a hot shower, a cup of coffee, and the time spent taking care of myself and healing myself. There is much to be said about true alone time with no noises or distractions. Today was sacred because I took the time to reflect, to look inward but to also reestablish agreement with myself in how to best take care of myself and my relationship with the Goddess.
Time is what made today sacred to me today.
~May every one find sacredness in their daily life, beauty within darkness, and hope when all others fail to see it themselves~
Blessed Be
~Ssapphire~

Comment by Ssapphire on August 30, 2009 at 2:15am

Jon Greywolf ~ There are indeed times when any page experiences a lag of activity. Unfortunately the downside of leading a busy life, or living a life that gets in the way of committments you have be it to a group, a meeting, etc etc. That being said I do believe that the owner of the group is taking a break from Paganspace. Keep an eye on the various discussions started and such as people will start posting again on a more regular basis shortly. That being said I'm glad to hear that you were able to find sacredness in your previous days. Each day is a gift just as life is. Never stop seeking the sacredness of an experience, or a day. Love, light and peace be with you!
~Ssapphire~

Comment by Jon Greywolf on August 24, 2009 at 12:27pm

Ok, I've got a question. Is this normal for this group - to have very little activity? Seems a little out-of-character for a group dedicated to the idea that each day is sacred to not talk about the sacredness of all things.

Why not talk about things like on Friday I took my sacred pipe into the badlands here and smoked it with Grandfather while thanking him for all the wonderful things in life and transforming my sister's stroke from what might have been serious to a minor stroke. Then yesterday I was up on the Big Horn Mtns and collected some Silver Sage, some Sacred Sage, and some Yarrow?

Just wondering aloud why such things are not mentioned in a place where the sacredness of each day is intended to be honored.

Comment by Jon Greywolf on August 20, 2009 at 2:34pm

Comment by Jon Greywolf on August 2, 2009 at 1:32am

I attended the Gift of the Waters Pageant performed by the Shoshone Nation this evening and it was a beautiful reminder that every day is sacred; every day carries it's gifts of teaching and healing.

This philosophy is in keeping with those who walk the Good Red Road, to find the beauty in every moment of every day. May all who look for it, no matter their ideals, find what they seek.

We are all related - all 4-leggeds, 2-leggeds, winged, finned, rooted et. al.; we are all of Mother Earth and will return to her.

Comment by Vampiress on April 27, 2009 at 1:11pm

Thank you for the invite

Comment by Hedgewaerlog on April 26, 2009 at 10:11am

Welcome to Everyday sacred...

May we live every action as a sacred one.

Comment by Lea on April 26, 2009 at 9:06am

Thankyou for the invite )O(

Comment by Selene South Mandala on April 26, 2009 at 6:38am

thanks for the invite

Bright Blessings,

Selene

Comment by blue witch on April 26, 2009 at 2:40am

thank you for the invite...

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