
Garden Wisdom: 365 Days
These 365 day-by-day fresh, funny, and wise inspirations remind us to practice mindfulness in the garden by using nature as a metaphor for human nature. Considering the changing seasons, every seeker can relax into the ever-changing present moment, thereby reducing stress and increasing happiness.
Breast Cancer Meets Mindfulness: Surrendering to Life
Surprised by breast cancer, Cheryl responds from the depth of her meditation practice. Friends offer worry and chicken soup, fear and support, unwanted advice and helpful suggestions. She surrenders to life, but she doesn’t throw in the towel. She focuses on what’s important and lets go of what’s not important. She keeps discovering her unique and genuinely-Cheryl life.
![]() The Real Dirt on Composting |
![]() The Rascal Mind |
![]() Lost but Found |
![]() Following the Nez Perce Trail |
![]() Every Good Thing |
![]() At the Mercy of the Elements |
![]() Impermanent Immortality |
![]() All My Relations |
![]() The Meditative Gardener Best of the Blog 2011 |
![]() The Meditative Gardener Best of the Blog 2010 |
![]() The Meditative Gardener or The Notebook |
Cheryl, I rediscovered you through James Levinson’s e-mails and Compassionate Brattleboro. I am very impressed by the number of books you have written and Breast Cancer Meets Mindfulness –what an inspiration to others in the same situation. I have gotten to know Jim and Miriam a bit when their paths cross over to Braveranels.org which I have recently gotten involved in. Don’t know if you’ll remember me. Mary K. Anzinger/Dennison