We are being beckoned to slow down and evaluate what is important. To take stock of where we should be redirecting and letting go. To do this within the framework of a reciprocal relationship, I feel we must connect with our personal understanding of ground. Our connection to the deep places within and around us...

The old Saxon definition of ground is “deep place”. With this perspective, we can think of ground as the layers of Earth beneath our feet, what gives us a sense of solidness, a sense of calm and clarity, our foundation, our bodies, our homes and the richness of the stories where we live...