Everytime we come up to Bull Pond where the family summer home is located, I’m always reminded of how lucky I am to have a place like this.
Not only is it an escape from city life and a personal space in nature, but it’s only 40 minutes away from our current home.
We’ve had this land for over 20 years and it’s come a long way. There’s always a project happening and something to do, but it’s established enough that you can have a comfy place to stay if the weather doesn’t hold.
I practiced my meditation techniques from Thursday’s class down by the pond this morning . It went really well and I’m realistic that meditation takes time. It’s a new “place” for one’s self and you can’t just go barging on in expecting a life-changing experience . Here at Bull Pond though, I’ve always felt a special connection, so it was a lot easier to connect with myself and the environment around me.
Do you have a place to call your own? Maybe it’s not a summer home, but a place in your community that you hold dear; when you’re there everything feels right in the world.
I have never tried meditating but I would really like to. I have the perfect spot(s) to do it!
I loved this blog entry and I especially love the photo you added. What a peaceful looking place. I do miss being on the water. We have a river here but it’s not very deep at this point, although it gets much larger downland!
Keep on blogging!
Cheers from Ontario