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Parting of ways
It was like being in a scene from Snow White…surrounded as I was yet it was like the sea of wild-life effortlessly parted to make way for me as I progressed; these creatures were working with me while it was obvious I was hardly interrupting their morning at the pace I was driving. You could say, all was harmonious and in balance. Meanwhile, on the M4 motorway, two swans had taken up residence…was Nature trying to tell us all something this morning and are we ready to hear? Continue reading
Posted in Animal welfare, Birds, Consciousness & evolution, Conservation, Divine feminine, Life choices, Life journey, Nature, Personal Development, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys
Tagged animal welfare, animals have their say, animals on roads, balance, birds, Elen of the Ways, full moon, highways of the future, living in harmony with Nature, motorway, out of touch with Nature, pathway, return to Nature, road-kill, slowing down, speed limit, swans, synergy, visions for the future
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The river (always) tells its story
This is just a small aside, an observation that felt too quietly significant to let it just slip by. On my walk along the rivers Whitewater and Blackwater in mid December (very close to where the White intersects with the … Continue reading
Posted in Animal welfare, Consciousness & evolution, Conservation, Culture, Life choices, Life journey, Lifestyle, Nature, Personal Development, Walks
Tagged animal welfare, awareness, caring what happens to our rubbish, convenience, destruction of natural habitats, ecology, environment, evolution, fly-tipping, man's behaviour, recycling, responsibility, river, river polution, swan choked on rubbish, turning a blind eye, water polution killing local wildlife
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An animal’s tale
I had a thought-provoking encounter with some cows on my walk today. As Rudi (my dog) and I went through the woods beside a field, we could hear a cow making a hullabaloo; it sounded more like how I would … Continue reading
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