Is giorra cabhair Dé ná an doras.
Divine help is closer than the door.
(Celtic proverb)
If you have a few moments, please watch Blessings, a short film, at Emergence Magazine. There are no ads, no spamming of any sort. It’s a beautiful reading of part of David Whyte’s Blessings poems.
Robin is a photographer, artist, writer, wife, sometime poet, mom, grandma, daughter, sister, friend, and occasional traveler currently living on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. She finished a 365 commitment to get outside every day in 2011, and has turned it into a lifelong commitment taking one or more walks each day. Robin will continue to share her walks through her words and images on Breezes at Dawn. Older posts can be found at Life in the Bogs, her previous blog.
Robin and her husband are in the midst of renovating the house and property they refer to as the Wabi-Sabi Ranch, 35 acres that include marsh, a dock on a tidal creek, meadows, and woodlands. Every day brings new discoveries.
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16 thoughts on “Something beautiful on a Sunday morning”
Oh wow–thank you for this. I feel broken wide open after watching it–wanting to be more alive, more hearing, more seeing, not just surfing on the surface of things. So very rich. A blessing this morning indeed!
So deeply beautiful, Robin. The scenery took me back to when I visited my daughter and her family when they were living in Ireland. We walked quietly along paths like these. A precious memory blessed. Thank you!
You had me right from start with David Whyte. I am a huge fan of his poetry. This short film brought tears to my eyes. So very beautiful, this gratitude for life, for listening, for seeing, for being. Many, many thanks for sharing.
What a blessing this video is- all perfect. I am an avid fan of blessing in all situations – and this piece of beauty blessed me all through, so now I am sending the link on to others
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Oh wow–thank you for this. I feel broken wide open after watching it–wanting to be more alive, more hearing, more seeing, not just surfing on the surface of things. So very rich. A blessing this morning indeed!
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Right??! That’s how I felt after watching it. I’m so glad you felt the same thing. ❤
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Wow. So beautiful. So opening. Thank you, Robin. ❤️
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You’re welcome, Carrie. I’m so glad you went to watch and listen. ❤
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That sunset wood have stoooed me in my tracks!!
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It did just that to me, Prior. Our sunsets have been amazing lately. 🙂
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😊🌅
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Great share, Robin. I could feel that one deeply, so beautiful. ❤
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So deeply beautiful, Robin. The scenery took me back to when I visited my daughter and her family when they were living in Ireland. We walked quietly along paths like these. A precious memory blessed. Thank you!
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You had me right from start with David Whyte. I am a huge fan of his poetry. This short film brought tears to my eyes. So very beautiful, this gratitude for life, for listening, for seeing, for being. Many, many thanks for sharing.
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Now that is an OMG sunset capture!
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Sound and light, so perfect.
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Spectacular Image!
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What a blessing this video is- all perfect. I am an avid fan of blessing in all situations – and this piece of beauty blessed me all through, so now I am sending the link on to others
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I’ve never heard that Celtic proverb, but I like the truth in it. ‘Tis a blessing to know it– and take its meaning to heart.
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