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It is interesting to notice what is going on around us, albeit so often we are absorbed in our own thoughts. Or thoughts that someone else has triggered.<\/p>\nIt is interesting to notice what is going on around us, albeit so often we are absorbed in our own thoughts. Or thoughts that someone else has triggered.<\/p>\n
As you can see in the picture, there is an empty path, wonderfully dappled with the early evening sunlight. A light that has is \u2018heavier\u2019 and has more depth than the strong sunlight at noon.<\/p>\n
For once my mind was a little less busy and I noticed just how the light was playing between the trees. How the freshly cut grass was standing upright, and looking lush after a few days of rain. It was one of those moments when all else seemed to have less importance, one of those moments when a pause or space has been created, one of those moments to savour.<\/p>\n
Nothing in particular had caused the time to feel as if it had stopped. I had just taken a little time out to walk and be detached from everything else going on in life. It also seemed that forces around me had conspired to make some space too.<\/p>\n
As I walked I did wonder what I would discover around the next bend, as it was so uncharacteristically quiet. What insights would capture my attention?\u00a0The path meandered round following the river I was next to, and all remained quiet and undisturbed. All allowing me to make a deeper discovery of the pleasure of quiet space.<\/p>\n
Soon enough the tranquility was broken by a friendly greeting from a passing stranger. But it had left a question floating around in my mind:<\/p>\n
And perhaps:<\/p>\n
Hmm, interesting!<\/p>\n
My best wishes,<\/p>\n
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