Cheryl Eckl

This is what Wordsworth meant about “seeing into the life of things.”

is to let them be, to allow them to develop into who or what they really are.

when that eye has been purified of negativity that clouds the lens of perception.

that receives, nurtures, protects, and then transmits clear seeing to others whose sight may be opened to creation’s innate perfection.

Witnessing even a glimpse of its exquisite radiance brings tears to the eyes and ecstasy to the heart.

And even the most perfect form on earth reflects but dimly its effulgence in heavenly realms.

It is the divine essence that radiates through a balanced form.

to free humanity from all manner of darkness, despair, and disillusion.

when all its members are held in honor and respect.

stilling it, opening its portals of perception, quieting its questioning nature, and filling it with a simple knowing of sacred things that cannot be touched by the mundane.

frolicking in the sheer exuberance of being alive.

that flows in waves of sound and power that lift the human psyche into experiences of awe and gratitude and peace.