Springtime
This week I have been doing a mixture of head clearing and focusing on things. Firstly I decided to get my desk organised and have bought myself a new in tray so I have somewhere to dump, sorry slap on the wrist! I mean so I have somewhere to put things that need my attention. This came with a few other things, an index box and best of all some drawers to get my office neat and tidy.
Oh and of course a beautiful notepad, no trip to the stationers is complete without coming home with a nice notepad. And I do need this for seminars! Oh gosh who am I kidding, I love notepads and need no excuses to get a new one.
Just bringing these things into my life has suddenly freed up all the clutter I’ve been holding onto in my mind which has given me room to dream. This last week I have initiated five or more minutes every day where I just close my eyes and see what I want to happen in my life. I see, breathe, smell, feel and taste whatever I’m thinking about. I visualise everything down to the smallest detail. This goes back to seeing the bigger picture that I was talking about a couple of weeks ago.
You know how it works; you do it all the time though maybe not consciously. When you focus on something or someone so much that you eventually pull it into your life, be it good or bad. Well this technique I’m using fully now, the law of attraction, is used by business men and athletes alike, it helps me to see where I am going, more than that; it helps me to let the universe know where I am going and get me into the vibration of success. Read More→
Living in the beautiful rural county of Yorkshire it was perhaps natural for Ruth to have an affinity with the countryside and its wildlife. Creativity is Ruth’s driving force finding an outlet in television & radio she worked for many years as producer for BBC & ITV.
However a love of photography and for being surrounded by nature called her to go back to her photography training and bring pleasure and joy to people through her connection with our planet.
Staying in the moment when taking her images allows her to experience the natural magnificence unfolding before her eyes. It is this moment of mediation, of gratitude, that she evocatively conveys through her images.