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Spring Waking & Time

APRIL 12, 2009

Sometimes...
I think about how the sun is shining here...

and snow is falling there...
where my dear friend and labyrinth colleague
[Carol Posch Comstock](http://www.goodsofthespirit.com/Site/Welcome.html) lives and breathes
labyrinths, art, and beauty springing
from her heart and hands...
Can you find
the entrance to her labyrinth here in the snow???

I think about how we are all together now...
viewing this when we each do...
yet at the same time and all at different times...
And that entrance in the snow...
hidden in the sky falling now...
was bathed in sunlight last Spring...

and will be again,
when the earth shifts just a little more
and the season turns to the bathing light of Spring over there,
like it is here...
as we each step into the labyrinth of life...

finding ourselves just in time...

Photos: Top at our Santa Rosa Labyrinth in Santa Rosa, CA; lower three photos by my dear friend Carol Posch Comstock, Goods of the Spirit, of her Evergreen Santa Rosa Labyrinth and sculpture art in Erie, PA.

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