As someone who seriously and persistently lived to be in water (I would sneak into our neighbor's yard to swim in their pool at night. And yes, I got into A LOT of trouble for doing it), this photographer's work captivates me. The ocean was the main reason living in Hawaii was wonderful. You can see and feel the life surging within the water in this video. How do you feel about water and the ocean in particular? Is there a particular place you like to swim? https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=saved&v=25345651715130534

This is a fundamental truth that I believe applies to humans as well as animals. If you look at what is called the "civilized" world today you realize that most humans are living "lives of quiet desperation." They're disconnected from nature, and their imaginations and creativity lie dormant and unused. Most humans have been taught that making money and buying things will make them happy - that they must compare themselves to and compete with others to make that money and buy those things. But it's never enough, is it? Meanwhile the wilderness that lives in all our cells is howling - recalling us to our Essence. Listen! https://gyazo.com/d2026cbcfd7013dff5674413cb1bebc4

"It’s in the quiet spaces that the body remembers how to listen. 🌿 To the wind moving through trees. To the earth beneath our feet. To the subtle wisdom within. When we slow our breath and step back into nature, the nervous system softens. The mind loosens its grip. And calm is no longer something we chase, but something we return to. This is how balance is restored. Not through force, but through remembrance." - The Natural Law What sound in nature brings you back to yourself? For me it's small waves breaking on a beach.

Meet CJ, my new favorite soul. I am in love with this child. Watch. Watch again. Then go find someone to give an extra squeezy hug to! https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1Q6S3enZLQ/

We are all in this together. No one can do it all alone. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1AqZz61XVj/ Who (and who I don’t mean just humans) do you think of as your pack? How do they support you, and how do you support them?