What a delightful and inspirational invitation, Liz – “to nurture my soul’s moonlight”! And how powerfully the video clip draws me into that deep part of myself that sits in wonder and gratitude. May you too be nurtured.

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Transported. Transfixed. Transformed.
A trilogy within a circle that is this moon.
The words, the photograph, the video.
Each one is a relative to the other. They are not alike but each helps nurture one another.
Reading the words then looking at the image while listening to the music puts me in that place of calm in Kauai. I too want to dance. And know sammasati.
Lay back and float in the words.
Thank you, Liz.

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Yes, this Blue Moon is such a beautiful and rare phenomenon and provides ample opportunity to pause and celebrate life’s mystery and the gifts we share. Thank you, Erie.

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Liz: thank you for encouraging us to nurture our soul’s moonlight. Listening to the music and the pictures of the moon etc. is very relaxing and brings me back to the sights and sounds of the beautiful places I have visited in different parts of the world. I appreciate how much nature has contributed in replenishing my soul. To quote William Wordsworth in his poetry after he had seen the daffodils: “For oft when on my couch I lie, In vacant and in pensive mood. They flash upon my inward eye Which is the bliss of solitude…and then my heart with pleasure filled and dances with the daffodils”.

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