I like looking at things that are tall. When I walk, I look at the treetops (which is sometimes hazardous to my feet), and I look at the mountains. Though I love them both, the mountains provide the best food for thought. There is mystery there. In spite of all the expert climbers who have ever climbed, I am convinced there are places that no human foot has touched. I imagine treasures there, known only to the birds — a rare blossom rising from a crag in the rocks, a hidden cave that glistens with veins of gold, a hidden spring, a strange creature never previously seen.
Beyond their physical mystery, mountains remind me that there is so much more to life than I am able to discover or grasp. There is so much more in this world that I will never know. This is a source of abiding joy for me. Life is inexhaustible. There is always more. There is always hope. There is always God.
Beautifully said! Karen
On Thu, Feb 18, 2021, 2:02 PM Contemplation Garden wrote:
> Contemplation Garden posted: ” The view above the trees and rooftops from > my back door I like looking at things that are tall. When I walk, I look at > the treetops (which is sometimes hazardous to my feet), and I look at the > mountains. Though I love them both, the mountains provide ” >
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So beautiful, Lynn!!! I hope you are feeling much better now. I got my first Moderna vaccination yesterday, and so far just a sore arm and a bit tired. Sending love and prayers!!! Linda Marlena Carr😘
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