I decided to participate in a group project for awareness and it’s got me following wild elephants!
I have been fascinated with elephants this year. I have watched them on video, doodled them while waiting, and planned to paint them – in fact a series of them, in an abstract fanciful style. (Then I saw Peggy’s work done for her daughter. I fell in love and asked if I could please show it on this blog for this series. I highly recommend you check out her work at PEGGY KRANTZ)
Then I happened upon Lisa Wilson at Life Unity.com. She is hosting a group based on the book How To Train A Wild Elephant And Other Adventures In Mindfulness by Jan Chozen Bays.
A lovely group has committed to a new awareness practice each week for a year (I am starting very late unfortunately) and sharing their experiences, if they choose ,on Facebook in a group.
I have chosen GOLDENZEN for my place to reflect on the experience. Each week there will be a post for the practice and my application of the practice. If you want to stay advised, simply subscribe. Of course you can unsubscribe at any time.
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Remembering to Treasure People
And if you want to join the project yourself – visit Lisa Wilson at the link above for more information.
You may want to buy the book also – to give the author a token of appreciation for her efforts (it’s not Lisa).
golden zen 
So much gratitude for you. 🙂 (And for Jan Chozen Bays. And for all the participants. And for most things, actually!!) 🙂
Lisa – you are just precious. And thank you to Jan Chozen Bays for all you have given us to think about.
I love elephants. They seem so wise and strong, like they know much more than you do. Their eyes are mysterious…
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