Our Children’s Children’s Children
A Window In Time
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Yet something forgotten, or so it may seem, upon this grand path, dreaming the dream. A question I have, as we journey on, am I the dreamer, of this and beyond? The answer I hear, “Is within your soul, embrace the dream, and you’ll surely know.” I went and sat quietly, off to the side, gathering these thoughts, and reflecting on mine. What seemed just a moment was really much less, I’d written in sand, these words to express. Vast and free, no boundaries drawn, colors awash like a morning’s dawn, wisdom’s breath breathes in this space, the whole of creation, in a state of grace.
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Our Children’s Children’s Children A Window in Time “As enchanting as it is inspirational. It speaks a universal truth.” —Wisteria Gazette book review by Waters That Dance Tucked beneath the cascading blooms of Wisteria Way lies a quiet, radiant sanctuary—a place where time slows and the eternal touches every day. Where home reveals itself, not as a structure but as a living presence—a mirror of one’s awakening. To recognize that heaven is not a distant realm but a lived reality when one is present. It serves as a beautiful reminder to remember. Gratitude aligns you with the wisdom of the universe. Discovery is the essence of the soul. Rhythm is the wisdom of belonging. Nature embodies a seamless prayer. Wisteria Way is both a place and a practice: the art of dwelling in the divine here and now!
About the Author
To sense the sacred is not merely an act of observation but a lifelong practice. Whether through the lens of a camera, strokes of a brush, or flow of a pen, my work has been a relentless pursuit of giving form to the unseen spirit and the inherent energy within the world. This journey has led me from the grandeur of majestic landscapes to a profound intimacy with nature’s most delicate details. My art is born from a deep awe for the beauty of planet Earth. From the silence of ancient forests to crayon-colored canyons; from endless skies to the rush of a mountain stream, I found my greatest teacher in nature. It is here that I have been granted a profound sense of our coexistence—a vital and interconnected relationship with each other and this precious planet we all share.