Change, part 2

[danceswithwaves]

Change comes with the autumn leaves turning bright colors of red and orange, carrying you away from that mellow green of summer.  The rain comes too, with autumn.  Its tippy-tap dance on the sidewalk melts the orange leaves into piles of brown goo but brings back the green.  It's a different green.  It's a shimmering green, a fey green, one that

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[sartorias]

Lovely autumnal thoughts. I do celebrate our human ability to make, and to seek, patterns.

[danceswithwaves]

Thank you.

There's some quote from The Mists of Avalon that I have written down at home that says the same thing that can be a omen when you need one is otherwise just normal. I love the quote because it doesn't imply that the omen isn't real, it implies that it's all about timing and need.

[sartorias]

And Jung called that synchronicity.

[danceswithwaves]

Aaand he's going on the list of books to be read.

[sartorias]

Related, you might also look at Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, and Mercia Eliade.

[danceswithwaves]

Thanks! They'll go on the list too.