2 thoughts on “Seasons Are Changing and So Are We: Letting Go with Grace”
Sandra Chabza
Thank you, Kari. That was beautiful. It was a wonderful and new way to look at the fall season. Honestly, it normally is my worst season. My allergies are at their worst and everything looks like it is dying to me, plant life, the daylight hours, it makes me very depressed. This is such a better way to look at the fall season. Thank you and bless you. Sandy
Hello Sandra,
I’m so happy you enjoyed the last blog about accepting change and letting go with grace.
I thing your feelings about the fall season are shared with a lot of other people. Change in seasons – and in ourselves – can be hard on so many levels.
However, if we can manage to find acceptance and joy in what is now, in the present moment, I think we make things a little easier on ourselves…
I whish you a beautiful, allergy-free fall season, with inner peace, strength, and motivation to move forward. From my heart, Kari
Thank you, Kari. That was beautiful. It was a wonderful and new way to look at the fall season. Honestly, it normally is my worst season. My allergies are at their worst and everything looks like it is dying to me, plant life, the daylight hours, it makes me very depressed. This is such a better way to look at the fall season. Thank you and bless you. Sandy
Hello Sandra,
I’m so happy you enjoyed the last blog about accepting change and letting go with grace.
I thing your feelings about the fall season are shared with a lot of other people. Change in seasons – and in ourselves – can be hard on so many levels.
However, if we can manage to find acceptance and joy in what is now, in the present moment, I think we make things a little easier on ourselves…
I whish you a beautiful, allergy-free fall season, with inner peace, strength, and motivation to move forward. From my heart, Kari