This blog covers an eclectic range of topics for information, fun, and all the ups and downs of life. For students who have studied The First and/or The Second Degrees of The Radiance Technique® with Radiant Nursing – there are suggestions for integrating TRT® into daily living. There's something for everyone.
Instead of flowery prose, we shall indulge in flowery photos of our tantalizing Agapanthus flowers.
It's a chance to enjoy photos from bud to blossom to seed pod without the interjection of chatty words.
Let's allow the flowers to speak for themselves.
In a previous post, I wrote about the Agapanthus flowers in my backyard and their riotous party.
It all started innocently enough. Here, tight buds whisper among themselves about the explosion of color that will come from their blooms.
Long stems stretch up and up into the sky, eager to show off their displays of blue-purple flowers.
Agapanthus buds make preparations for a blooming party.
Flowers bloom with hearts wide open, tossing their colors across the yard.
But, like all good times, the party has to wind down. After the wild blooming, the calm of ripening unfolds as blossoms give way to seed pods.
Here, a ripening pod plays peek-a-boo as it pushes its way out from flower petals.
Agapanthus seed pods are no less rich and satisfying to behold in their fullness than the flowers themselves. Their long, green pods gleam in the sun, humming with the renewal of life. They tantalize with their shiny fruit.
They say there's always a late bloomer, and it proved no less true amongst these flowers. Below, a blossoming flower proudly sings its song even while the rest of the flowers have already turned into seed pods.
Such abundance and love these flowers share, easily and freely. A grateful smile that I could witness their beauty.
I was able to bring The Radiance Technique® (TRT®) to the full process of buds, flowers, pods and then quiescence. With TRT® hands-on, I touched the flowers with radiant energy (mindful of the bees!).
With The Second Degree of TRT®, I directed loving energy to the flowers, even as I watched them from my kitchen window.
As we say goodbye to this season's blossoms, it's a bittersweet farewell since I won't get to see them next year. I'll have to be "in touch" with them from the inner light that we shared.
A new family lives there now. I hope they'll appreciate these glorious flowers known as Agapanthus and won't mind their wild and crazy parties!
A cacophony of color has exploded in my backyard as Agapanthus flowers throw a party of riotous purple.
I'm usually not one for loud parties, but in this case, I have to smile every time I look out my window and behold the blaze of life-affirming color filling the yard. I never pick them. I let them live in all their beauty, anchored in the earth's thick clay.
Agapanthus flowers celebrate life with wild abandon as they stretch their purple colors up to a sky of blue. They welcome buzzing pollinators with joy.
These flowers are nature's fireworks – bursts of purple streaks held in sunbeams, suspended in time for us to behold.
No fear of fires started or damaged property, Agapanthus spreads loving blooms of color with everyone.
No loud and scary explosions, the flowers erupt into gentle petals and delicious nectar that honey bees can't resist.
Yes, this is my favorite sort of celebration and fireworks. A riotous party of pure nature.
Students of The Radiance Technique® (TRT®) can dance with all the parties of nature. With TRT® hands-on, you can commune with flowers. You can place your hands on the flowers themselves, getting in touch with the fire of life in their petals.
You can also spend time in the garden with the flowers and apply TRT® hands-on for yourself in various positions. Expand your awareness of the wholeness within nature and our deep inner-connection with the life force of our planet.
Front Position #1, in the heart, is wonderful to expand your loving connection with nature.
There's no unwritten rule that someone else should bring you flowers. You can treat yourself to flowers whenever you desire.
“Don’t wait for someone to bring you flowers.
Plant your own garden and decorate your own soul.”
Perhaps there are certain flowers that touch your heart. You can find them in a backyard, a park, or in a local flower shop.
You don't even have to pick them, just let them bloom in your heart.
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