Journal
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 10-9
While old doors bear past memories,
and new doors promise future memories,
only present doors hinge on daily life!
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 10-8
Time is relative--
I feel infinity whenever I lose
myself in creativity!
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 10-7
As my own worst enemy,
humility keeps me from blaming others
--my faults are plenty enough!
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 10-6
Life without music is like
an ocean without waves.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 10-5
Challenges = Progress
A life without challenges
is a life without growing!
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 10-4
Momento Mori: Remember you must die.
Ars Longa, Vita Brevis: Art is long, life is short.
Tempus Fugit: Time flies.
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 10-3
Haste only makes waste when
we don‘t learn from our mistakes!
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 10-2
To grasp the age of Earth --
4.54 billion years -- is to feel how each breath
is our true measure of life.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 10-1
We see geometry of the cosmos
in a dandelion puff — we see symmetry of time
when it scatters away.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 9–24
The inner glow of a morning glory pulls us into the embrace of it's soul. Like all souls, it draws
it's radiance from the sun.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 9–23
Between drifting clouds above
and ancient seas beyond, we live along
the shorelines of time.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 9–22
A tangled seaweed washed ashore—
dry, like an umbilical cord, retracing our
primordial origins.
—rmh²
Seeds of Wisdom: Vol 9–21
Clouds are fingerprints of passing moments — moments that often go unnoticed. Serenly passing overhead, they offer us moments of mindfulness, simply by our stopping long enough to watch them move: one second at a time, one breath at a time.
—rmh²

