Where you fall is where you get up, but where you go is either a knowing or a searching, both can lead you, but only one is always with you.

~Kerri-Elizabeth~

A Brush Dipped in Intuition

My words have become a brush dipped in intuition, painting on canvases with no plan—just a deep knowing. In addition, hearing is an art, and lately, I’ve found myself practicing it more than ever. For me, art has become a form of quiet listening—not only with my ears but with my heart. As a result, when I tune into the world around me, I realize more and more that the most profound wisdom often comes when we pause, stop speaking, and simply allow ourselves to hear. In fact, it’s often in the stillness that the world speaks its loudest. Additionally in those moments, I feel as though the world itself is speaking directly to me.

A Brush dipped in intuition

The Illusion of Starting Over

We plan our days, highlight our goals, write them down, and speak them into existence. We hold ourselves accountable—racing against time, competing with expectations, and often landing back at the drawing board. This cycle shows that hearing is an art, where we learn continuously from our experiences.

And when we see that drawing board again—life’s seemingly endless cycle—it rarely sparks the instinct to create. Instead, frustration sets in.

It feels like starting over. But we are never the same, even when the drawing board looks unchanged.

The Illusion of starting over

Looking Back is Moving Forward

Looking back helps us move forward. Reflection is important—it creates wisdom, builds understanding, and teaches us valuable lessons.

It’s a pause, a moment inviting us not only to listen but also to truly hear. Indeed, hearing is an art—one that we often forget amidst the noise of daily life. Furthermore, it carries a tone, a color; sometimes it is a voice, and at other times, it is the whisper of nature.

Waterfall Embrace

Hearing is an Art—Do You Hear It?

We don’t often speak of nature as part of our heart, but rather as a path leading to it.

Yet, nature holds our heartbeat—in the trees, the breeze, the sky’s colors, the lakes, and waterfalls. It flows like a river, answering us because it is part of all we are. We never leave it, and it never leaves us.

Awareness and Emotion: Finding Your Inner Peace

Nature’s Ever-Present Answers

Nature offers solutions in the most magnificent ways. For me, I often find the answers right in front of me, waiting for me to slow down and open my heart.

Maybe you live in the city, where nature seems distant. Have you been so busy with daily life that you don’t notice it? But here’s the truth: nature is still a part of you—your home, your family, your world. It’s always there, even when you can’t see it.

Frustration, anger, and the chaos of life blur our clarity. When that happens, it feels like we’re stuck in a cycle with no way out. However, when you pause, take a deep breath, and reconnect with nature, you’ll find peace and clarity returning.

And remember, nature stands by you—under the sky, upon the earth—always offering its peace. Hearing is an art, and nature reminds us of this. No matter where you are, it waits for you to listen and embrace it.

Natures Seduction

Are You Truly Listening?

The answers are given to us, yet often misread. Sometimes, we must return to them to truly understand.

Hearing is an art, and true listening requires presence.

Are you being reminded of something you already know? Do colors guide you toward a new path? Are you hearing what’s meant to be heard—or filling your space with noise that drowns out the wisdom meant to reach you?

Finding Grace in Silence: Embracing Life’s Challenges

Listening to nature has been proven to improve mindfulness and mental well-being.
Learn more about the benefits here:

https://greggbraden.com/resonance_in_action/

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm%2019%3A1&version=NIV

It’s a reminder of how nature itself reflects divine beauty and peace.