I love the English countryside – near Shoreham in Kent. Looking down from Badger’s Mount
Beginnings in life are inextricably linked to growth. I’ve been pondering on this and have found that for some time now I haven’t really had any new beginnings. Am I a bit too settled? Perhaps I can go looking for some, but that’s not the way it works. New beginnings kind of knock on the door in their own time. They have their own rhythm and kairos moments about them and it has everything to do with hearing and responding, or not. I suspect my listening has become a little rusty, or maybe I’m just meant to be settled at this time.
2020, has been a tough year for beginnings, Don. It’s been a tough year for even continuing on course. Here’s hoping 2021 will be better.
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I agree Dan. Hasn’t been easy.
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… Or perhaps we have let go of the need for beginnings.
Striving replaced with gratitude and contentment.
For now!
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I think you’re right, Val. Thank you.
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Beautiful and very powerful post! I tried to treat each day as a new beginning though it hasn’t been easy to do this year. But I refuse to give away my optimism and hope.
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Thank you for your visit and comment. It’s wonderful that you still feel so positive about things.
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You’re most welcome.
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