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Our Spiritual Earth

Autumn is here

As the leaves begin to fall and the air turns crisp, there's a sense of anticipation for the cozy days ahead, with winter's enchantment just around the corner.

Pause for a moment, take a deep breath, and reflect on the beauty of this season and the warmth it brings to your heart.

Extend kindness not only to yourself but also to others and the world around you. In the midst of chilly days, a kind gesture or thoughtful word can bring warmth to someone's soul.

Embrace the changing seasons, for it's this cycle of nature that allows us to appreciate the magic of autumn and the serenity of winter.

And don't forget to bundle up in layers, sip on hot cocoa, and share the joy of the holidays with loved ones. It's a time to cherish and create heartwarming memories.

We each have a relationship with our planet

Our connection to the Earth transcends surface appearances; it's a profound integration of our existence with the very essence of our planet. As Thich Nhat Hanh the Vietnamese Thiền Buddhist monk, peace activist, prolific author, poet and teacher, eloquently expressed, that this realisation engenders a deep love for our world, erasing the illusion of separation.

The Earth encompasses us at all times, not merely as the ground beneath our feet but as the source of the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the breathtaking beauty that surrounds us.

We aren't just inhabitants; we are the Earth itself, carrying its legacy within us. This awareness transforms our relationship with our planet, urging us to tread gently and care for it with newfound reverence.

Recognizing this unity reveals the Earth as a living entity, pulsating in harmony with us. We become a vibrant manifestation of this beautiful planet, and our survival is irrevocably linked to its well-being. It’s more important than ever that we act with respect to our planet with our daily actions.

Love blossoms when we bridge the perceived gap between ourselves and the Earth, compelling us to care for our home as we would for a beloved.

Embracing this interconnectedness, we embrace our role as stewards of the Earth, critical for its survival and, ultimately, our own.

This shift in our Earthly relationship isn't merely a choice; it's a necessity, a call to honour the interconnectedness.

What will you do to make a difference?

Some of the ideas which our members have found to be supportive and helpful at this time are listed below;

• Positive and affirmative messages are always beneficial.

• It is important to support those in our wider communities with kindness and good advice as they move through transitions in their lives - transitions to new states of being, to letting go, to moving forward in their lives. 

• Positive blogs are shared on our website.

• In the headlines at the moment is the topic of ever increasing costs and global warming. There is always an encouragement for participation in earth friendly activities such as recycling – reusing shopping bags, composting waste, sorting household refuse, gardening - planting seeds, using non-chemical products, tending gardens with Mother Nature’s diary in mind.  Leaving the car at home whenever possible, using a bicycle or simply walking. Making small changes make such a big difference. 

• Most of all, we do our very best in our own lives to 'walk the walk' of our own private spiritual practice, by taking care of ourselves, supporting each other and those around us and loving Our Spiritual Earth.