Weeding and Sea-weeding by hilloah
July 26, 2011 at 1:13 pm livinglightinternational 2 comments
I love to weed in the garden, I love to iron, I love to peel apples: all jobs that most people regard as boring. But there is a calmness involved in doing these jobs, a rotation that allows your mind to shut down and just concentrate on the task at hand. I do not know about you, but my mind can
soar through the universe, talk on the phone, and type at the same time: very efficient, but not calming. This weekend I finished weeding the front garden and started on the back. There is such fulfillment in weeding: not only the calmness, but the finished product is beautiful. I also found some Naked Lady bulbs by weeding, what a joy!
Take A Walk On The Wild Side: Discover Raw Green Super Foods From the Ocean! This is a class that is very enjoyable. I took it the first year and had so much fun walking along the coast and discovering food in seaweed as well as a great way to clean your hot tub – such a deal! Terry Nieves is fun to walk with and very knowledgeable about the ocean and its edible harvest.
Entry filed under: Chef Showcase, Living Light Culinary Institute, Organic Gardening, raw food blog, raw recipes. Tags: Gardening, gourmet raw foods, gratitude, Home, Living Light, love, organic, raw foods, vegetable, work.
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kristin suratt | July 26, 2011 at 5:22 pm
Hilloah…love this blog….you are so right. One pointed concentration on one task-especially outdoors is a powerful and calming way to stay in present time-the only time there is!
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Mindful in the Kitchen by kristin « RawFoodChef | July 26, 2011 at 6:33 pm
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