Reconnecting and growing my tail

Yearning for courage to connect to the world of nature and animals.
Sometimes, it is like opening up to a familiar feeling.
Drawing out the old wounds in a new perspective.
A private place and a place where love and compassion resides.
I myself rarely go into that space, let alone share it with another soul who needs my understanding.
An invitation?

I truly think we are closer to our animal and nature friends than we think.
When we love them, we heal ourselves.
When we hurt them, we hurt ourselves.

Like a telephone line, we can be hooked up onto the same frequency.
But, we forgot to turn on the wireless and the route to connectedness is forgotten and the frequency in sending and receiving is either lost or confused.

Yet, the invitation is possible to reconnect to all living things and creatures on earth and in the sea.

We are all invited to live in harmony, heal, learn, grow.

Dressing into colourful feathers

I have never seen a bird so lively, cheerful and cheeky.
A beautiful tray of seeds and corn in his cosy corner.
He greeted me on my lips, noticing I was having tea with a straw.
This curious creature immediately took a big leap onto my straw and on my lips.
A morning kiss from this rainbow feathered friend.
He was so excited to go out with his owner.
And, he was too eager to make new friends.
I had thought he was going to freak out when he found out we were going to the doctor.
Instead, this feathered friend ate and made us laugh instead.
It was only later, he found that he was being examined.
He was rather cooperative and patient.
This had been a precious moment, to witness such vitality, connectedness and joy.

AC

How I became a AC?

A few months ago, randomly I took a gamble on what I chanced upon.
It was a risk, but it took off.
Thank u.

Sign board

Walking an inflammed dog

A lady dashed in with her dog, looking as if her dog was seriously injured.
I sensed her anxious concern for her dog of 4 years.
It was an emergency.
She asked for ear drops said her dog was having an inflamed ear.
A wonderful lady, she was.
While, she was getting the medicine.
I took the honor of holding on to the leash of her dog.
It made my day.
Walking him, guiding him was a sheer time to take the load off my mind.
The connection was immediate.
I felt appreciated just with a few minutes with him.
My connections with nature has always been healing and rewarded.

Dolly at 8mths