you can see it from your chair you lucky duck. I walked up onto a hill and sat on a rock for a while, and quickly worked out that the moon had risen nearly 19,000 times and revolved around the earth something like 700 hundred times spun round the sun 55 times (that bit was easy) since I've been wandering, beneath these empty skies. spinning away in the void doing its slow celestial dance.
thus feeling suitably cosmic.I composed, relaxed, emptied, and just sat nothing else. Felt the quiet noticed the creatures were quiet, even the insects were not feeding on me lol.
When calm/quiet enough I can just sort of feel the potency, richness, complexity and deepness of this world, from which we somehow became animated.
It's refreshing to slip into deep relaxation under a full moon. Done it since ages ago :)
was good tonight.
Wow, I'm impressed, hihi.
That quiet was there for a while during the afternoon too. Like you say, not even a bird singing, nothing. You could feel it in the air, that quiet anticipation -or preparation?- for what was to come.
I too went outdoors for a bit to see the last part of the eclipse. From indoors a tree had gotten in the way. And as I stood there, leaning against my car, tuning in to the moon, I again felt that quiet.
I too love that!
It's a danged shame I cannot really see the full moon from my garden.
And I agree, it was good tonight! I got all excited when I first saw the already partially eclipsed moon!
Glad you enjoyed it too, Steve!
