Her head points into the wind, her eyes focused, her resolve clear. She floats backward and away, catches another thermal – soaring gracefully in another direction, around and back, ultimately nearer to her prize.
The hawk I saw dancing in the sky in front of my house reminded me: keep your eye on your goal, what you want to be creating – and, then to be open to the process, to exactly how it happens.
Loved the idea that the thermal is our own process – and what a great shot! Hawks are the best. I also like the idea that it’s not a straight line!!
Maureen, I wish I had taken that shot – it was that beautiful, although I didn’t take that photo. I seemed to have put the photo credit in the media description versus caption section – just corrected it. I agree hawks are amazing and love, too, the idea of our own thermal and not moving in a straight line. Glad to have you here soaring with me and how we bump into each other sharing thermals sometimees! 🙂
“Be open to the process, to exactly how it happens.” Nature has so much wisdom to share with us on this one concept. I could meditate just on this one sentence. Nature doesn’t resist reality as we “smarter” humans can do. I think the key to intentional change, paradoxically, is to be open. Truth in nature. I love it Vicki.
Sunita, so great you stopped by. Ah, OPENNESS…such a powerful thing. We can truly make a difference when we embrace it. Glad to have you looking through the same lens of life with me. Thanks!