With his post, Eddie provided me with an opportunity to share and reflect on a Mary Oliver‘s poem Wild Geese.
The poem is about belonging to the larger family we each live within. It is also about being who we are and not fretting about what that might mean. Certainly, it is essential to living to reflect on who we are and who we are becoming, but we sometimes we let this become greater than the life we are living.
I think to experience the world and living most fully I need to be present and mindful of what I am experiencing and letting go in each moment. This is challenging, as the human mind scurries here and there, but, when I let go and am present, the riches are enriching and add to the becoming in ways I cannot predict and caculate in advance.
I took this picture at Radium Hot Springs during an evening walk while on retreat there. I was surrounded by all the beauty nature has to offer in these moments.
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Teacher as Transformer 
Thank you for sharing with us, Ivon!
You are welcome Amy.
Yes, life flows through us, around us, from and to us. We are but conduits of the same creative energy the universe is made of, I am convinced. And what a privilege, which Mary Oliver knew well. Blessings on this New Year, Ivon!
Thank you Bela. We have lost her active voice, but her words and voice remain alive with us. Have a wonderful and bountiful New Year.