Nature is Home: #WordlessWednesday #WednesdayWisdom
“Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.”
– Gary Snyder
Nature is Home
The garden you see above (except the last picture) was lovingly tended by Maa, before she crossed over to the other side of the rainbow 3-1/2 years ago. My Father dear Father continues to nurture this haven that she spent hours tending to everyday. It’s not surprising how nature only knows how to give unconditionally, when you pour your love into its being.
The abundantly fruiting pomegranates, bananas, guavas, lemons, grapes are testimony to the fact that nature celebrates the gift of life every single day with its uninhibited and patient love. It continues to share its fruits of love and labour with all beings. The Red Whiskered Bulbuls, the Prinias, the Sun birds, Laughing doves, the lone squirrel and so many others spend the entire day basking in its offerings.
I feel so much at home in nature. Most of you who know me well, will vouch for that by now. It’s where I belong, and feels closest to my heart and being.
Nature only knows how to give unconditionally, when you pour your love into its being. Share on XThis homecoming is a special reunion not just with my Father dearest and all my precious family who lives around town. It is a home coming and reunion with Mother Nature that opens her arms and allows us to home with her, bestowing us with its multiple gifts and treasures.
Where do you feel most at home?
What does being in nature mean to you?
Would you rather prefer being indoors or outdoors?
I’d love to know what gives you that sense of belongingness, of being home and one with yourself.
Signing off with just another Lemon Tree. 🙂
Infinite love, light, laughter galore.
Stay wonderful and blessed all of you. <3
Natasha Serenity Sinha
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#WordlessWednesday #WednesdayWisdom
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Linking up with a bunch of fantastic peeps from the blogosphere who host #WW
Betty, Steve, Sue NC, Zina, Sandee, Cathy, Tina, Brian, Jackie, Keith and Xmas Dolly
Also linking up with Trent for his weekly Smiles
33 thoughts on “Nature is Home: #WordlessWednesday #WednesdayWisdom”
Hello, dear friend! ❤️
I hope you had a great week! I wish you happy days, dear Natasha! ❤️ I wish you joy and reasons to smile!
Your wishes reach my <3 and make it glow and shine. So much love to you dear Diana. xoxo
Natasha,
Going home again is a comforting feeling, isn’t it? Your mother’s garden is lovely and I’m happy to know your father continues the work that she started. I’m sure this is way for him to be close to her which I know is a beautiful thing. I’m glad you have that little sanctuary to refresh your spirit and mind, hopefully you feel close to your mother there, too. Thanks for sharing your garden experience and visit with me, my friend. XOXO
One more thing, I really enjoyed listening to Fool Garden for the first time or at least I think it’s the first. I’m going to listen to more of their music. Thanks for sharing. 😉
Wow, I am surprised the music buff you heard the Lemon Tree for the first time. It’s our go to song since we were kids.
I’m so glad you liked it and this opened a new window for you sweety. Big hugs. xo
You said it so beautifully, Cathy dearest. That is indeed the truth.
Love and light xox
It makes a big difference having all that nature surrounding you.
I’m so happy to see your link at My Corner of the World this week!
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Sure is dear Betty. Nature is my home and where I belong and all of us do too. 🙂
Such a beautiful post. Sorry I am so late, it has been super crazy in my life lately. So very lovely. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
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No worries at all, Patrick. I’ve also been traveling but now back, so haven’t linked up with others. Or commented yet. Soon!
Just wonderful to see you here.
Please don’t apologies Patrick. Just wonderful to see you and your post. Happy new week.
Love the yard and garden.
I am so happy you got to visit your father’s home, Natasha.
((hugs))
🙂 Yes it was precious indeed, Vero.
Hugs back at ya.xoxox
Such a beautiful post. Just reading it made me feel relaxed and peaceful. Your dad has a wonderful garden filled with nature and it’s fruits.
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Yes, it’s a blissful space of love. I am glad the vibes got transferred to you my friend. 🙂
I sighed deeply – longing, pleasure, I’m not sure. I really like the garden, and the way you describe it helps me feel like you are at home in nature.
The photo in which Mishka appears is an image that stuck to the soul. ❤️ Sits at the window, waiting for you to return.
Thank you, dear Natasha! ❤️
I wish you to always be surrounded by love and beauty! ❤️
Big hug!
Thanks for your love and blessings always, Di.
I wish your days are filled with joy and laughter always. <3 <3
Such a beautiful and meaningful post. It simply warmed my heart. Thank you!
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Thanks dear Chandra. I’m so glad to hear this.
So beautiful. You are home. Well said. Such a beautiful garden to enjoy.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday, Natasha. Big hug. ♥
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What a beautiful and serene garden! You can recharge your batteries there!
And I like the pomegranate tree. I did not see in the real life!
And it’s a fascinating place for meditating. Thank you for sharing with us these details.
Nature is indeed our home!
Thank you for these lovely post, dear Natasha… and for the lemons!
Happy WW
I’m glad I could show you a pomegranate tree, dear Suzana.
Yes, lovely spot to meditate too. 🙂
Happy new week!
Total agreement: nature is home. I feel wonderful in the garden of the house, among plants and animals. To feel just as good inside, I have plants in the house and … one of the three cats.
Have a fine day, Natasha! ♥
I so resonate with this, Zina. I have a house full of indoor plants too and cant seem to have enough of them and then there is Mishka and Laila, my furry girls. 🙂 They make this life blessed.
That’s very pretty and it sounds like you had a good visit.
Yes, it was blissful indeed, Brian.
A lovely garden and a very enjoyable and whimsical music video.
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I am glad you got to visit your father’s home. Such a beautiful yard and garden.
Thanks Ellen, it was a wonderful break. 🙂
What a gorgeous garden. A garden is the thing I miss most since moving to my loft, but I’m told by all that visit me that thanks to my huge amount of large houseplants it resembles an indoor jungle! You could say that Mother Nature is my house guest!
How blessed. I love my indoor jungle too and wish to extend it further. 🙂
Mother Nature is a house guest is the best!
Glad you’ve taken this break. I’m sure your Dad must be so happy to have you home.
Beautiful garden – what a legacy to leave! Take care and stay safe! ♥
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Yes, it was a very precious time, cooking for him, nourishing him and the nature around us.
Thanks so much Cory. Love.