Silence is God's first language.  Everything else is a poor translation.

~ Rumi

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Sarah Hubbard

 

PATHOLOGICAL NATURE LOVER - OBSERVER - LIFE LIVER

SHARING MOMENTs OF STILLNESS AND SILENCE,

Connections, MEDITATIONS, AND AWAKENINGS

 

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Upcoming Workshops with Sarah

Upcoming Classes and Workshops with Sarah Hubbard
Bird Sense

An Introduction to Bird Watching

April 14, 2018 10:00am - 2:00 pm Soulshine 525 Howard Ave; Decatur GA

Are you curious who that bird you see is every day on your walk home is? Or who sings that beautiful song every night at dusk? Perhaps you already love birds and simply want to know more about them and who is coming to your feeder. Birds are endlessly entertaining. Everything they do is about their survival and yet, they do it in a way that (at least looking at) seems effortless and beautiful. Their simple lives are fascinating and they willingly share their world with us. All we have to do is listen and watch closely. In this class we will explore: Learning the steps to easily identify your bird neighbors Bird Behavior and other Animal Species Behaviors Habitats and Food Sources A Brief introduction to Bird Language and Alarms (Birds are the gossips of the Natural World) How to attract more birds into your life Spend a Saturday in an intimate class setting while exploring the world of birds with Naturalist, Storyteller, and Nature Connection Mentor Sarah Hubbard.

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Zen is feeling life instead of feeling something about life. ~ Alan Watts, The Spirit of Zen
To have faith is to trust yourself to the water. When you swim you don't grab hold of the water, because if you do you will sink and drown. Instead you relax, and float. ~ Alan Watts
Let no one be slow to seek wisdom when he is young nor weary in the search of it when he has grown old. For no age is too early or too late for the health of the soul. ~ Epicurus
It’s been a tough few weeks. It has been pretty hot in case you haven’t noticed. (Though 50 kids, days spent with some of my favorite fellow humans, the river, and the forest makes that mostly okay.) Life however seems to desperately want us to gain a little more wisdom so it is actively keeping @dirtpunk and I on our toes. It’s all okay though because our peach tree that has never put on much fruit has suddenly decided THIS was its year to produce A LOT fruit. And those beautiful little peaches are just beginning to pink up. The fruits are small but we aren’t complaining. We know to find the jewels in the simple things. Peach cobbler here we come.