I love to be satisfied. And I love to be eager for more!

[Paradise-on-Earth]

Practice and practice and practice and practice
the frequency of what you want!

Abraham Hicks

...I embrace what comes. I expect delight. I practice appreciation.

Day 9

...Back to my practice, that I had left for some time!

I embrace what comes. I expect delight. I practice appreciation....I love to feeel them all on purpose!
I embrace this situation. It is where I am. I relax into it.

IT IS WHERE I AM, and if I don't make full peace with it- I can't (really) move further. I can run around the world, and always take "what is" with me- different places, different faces, same old energy. Is'nt that fascinating!

I embrace what is, and feel WITHIN IT the incredible peace.
I embrace what is, and feel within it the awesome abundance.
I embrace what is, and feel within it that the Universe totally knows my desires!
I embrace what is, and relax into what is, and find peace and being loved and being fed and being known and being seen and adored.
HERE WHERE I AM. I don't need to go anywhere, I don't need to create anything, I don't need to show anything off and I don't need a passport!

Here I am, and source is within me, always.
Ahhhh, this feels so good!
I have it all with me. NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS. It is for me- in maybe a screwy way, but it is always the perfect next step for *me*.
That feels so safe. That feels so sweet. That feels so loved. That feels so good! I so love knowing this, in my bones.

Thank you, thank you life.

[spiritualcookie]

ahh I enjoyed this final, beautifully written chapter! What an incredible trip!

The waterbucks with their ring around their backside made me laugh

How sweet and funny! So interesting nature does something like this! I asked chatgpt why might this have evolved and it tells me:
- To help other waterbucks spot one another at a distance, even when moving through tall grass, to help maintain group cohesion
- To help waterbucks distinguish other waterbucks from similar-looking animals from a distance (eg impalas)
- It causes predators to focus on a smaller, less vital part of the body rather than the head or torso where critical vital organs are.

How interesting!


Thank you, thank you, thank you once again for sharing all your wondrous experiences!

[Paradise-on-Earth]

ahh I enjoyed this final, beautifully written chapter! What an incredible trip!

The waterbucks with their ring around their backside made me laugh
How sweet and funny! So interesting nature does something like this! I asked chatgpt why might this have evolved and it tells me:
- To help other waterbucks spot one another at a distance, even when moving through tall grass, to help maintain group cohesion
- To help waterbucks distinguish other waterbucks from similar-looking animals from a distance (eg impalas)
- It causes predators to focus on a smaller, less vital part of the body rather than the head or torso where critical vital organs are.

How interesting!


Thank you, thank you, thank you once again for sharing all your wondrous experiences!

the white ring really looks cute!
And I love how you ask chatgpt about all kinds of things. I still wouldn't think about doing that!

I agree about the not so critical organs, but on the other hand, I wouldn't like to be bitten into the but, either- like, paint an arrow on my body with the advice "bite here"

I learned in school, that the white butts of all deer are to give their fawns guidance, when they run after their mothers

[spiritualcookie]

I learned in school, that the white butts of all deer are to give their fawns guidance, when they run after their mothers

aw I love that idea!
you learned such fun things in school!

[Paradise-on-Earth]

[FloatingBoat]

I wish you and your loved ones a great Thursday evening. Enjoy the time and the weather if you like. I love being outside right now and enjoying these great sun rays. I'm currently making buckwheat spaghetti, which I've never eaten before, but I'm totally excited and curious about how they will taste. I will, of course, report back.

I'm so glad the sun is out, and spring is becoming, as well! What an awesome "coming back into new energy"... life is so very, very, very good!
Your spaghetti sound awesome. I have just now closed the door behind my beloved daughter and grandsons- we prepared together a cheese-potato-gratin and Münchner Schnitzel (a Munich-version on Wiener Schnitzel) all morning, and we had SO MUCH FUN. And have not even eaten any of it, yet!

looking forwards to your report on your food- have a glowing, beautiful day!

Hello PoE,

yes, it is truly wonderful that spring is here now. I can already feel this invigorating spring energy, and especially here on the "Bergstraße", which is known for its many blossoms and flowers, it is always a very special event when everything blooms again and the trees turn green.

Great pictures, you can really see in the photos how much fun you had cooking. And it sounds really delicious, what you cooked there. It's fabulous when the process of cooking is already so much fun. When my girlfriend and I have so much fun cooking, we enjoy the meal together even more because we are already in this positive vibe of cooking.


I only discovered buckwheat a few years ago, and I didn't really like the savory buckwheat dishes. I mainly like buckwheat flakes in muesli, so I was very curious to see how I would like the buckwheat spaghetti. And what can I say, I was really pleasantly surprised. They will now be cooked more often by me because they have such a hearty and nutty flavor and taste much better to me than regular spaghetti. Tonight, I'm having buckwheat spaghetti with a great Bolognese sauce again.


I wish you and your family a nice sunny spring day too.