(April 14, 1999)
Great strength exists in the smallest things.
A spider's web is so exquisitely formed, a fragile gossamer remnant. But it is stronger in proportion to size and weight than the finest steel.
The hummingbird's wings send out impulses strong enough to resemble the throb of a tiny high speed engine . . . but early on, it was thought that because of the way its wings were constructed, it could never fly.
Love can be a mere glance, a brief word, a silent touch. But it reaches past time and space.
Prayer, short, deep . . . a word from the heart and spirit can work miracles and change a whole world.
Reach out!
Peace,
Tawanka
My little corner of the world and the pursuit of my perfect, particular harbour.
1 comment:
I feel like I've seen this one before...or maybe I'm developing psychic abilities like Alison Dubios on "Medium."
(Let's go with the latter, just for fun!)
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