Meri's Musings

Relyn  recently invited us to post our  No. 5 and  No. 10 posts from our blog infancies. I'm not sure what  number this was, but it was a very early post. I've reworked it just a bit and am posting it while I'm on a more exterior journey. - meri    To me, spirals bespeak an inner journey, a heroic quest  to perfectly express our uniqueness and soul signature. "Spiral" © 2008 Meri Arnett-Kremian   All of us encounter layers of meaning, find ourselves  confronted with challenges time and again. Sometimes it's the same old stuff in new packages. Other times it's brand new stuff because we've learned some of the earlier lessons  and we're ready for bigger  (and hopefully BETTER) things.  Who hasn't circled round and round, trying to find that center  of stillness and peace? Who hasn't longed for a sure  and steady path to a blissful destination, even if it turns out to be ...

Need I say more?

The outward work can never be small if the inward one is great, and the outward work can never be great or good if the inward is small or of little worth. The inward work always includes in itself all size, all breadth and all length. - Meister Eckhart "Time Travel" copyright 2009 Meri Arnett-Kremian. So much work to be done on every level. Here's a glimpse of my emerging series called Time Within Time. That's one facet of the work calling out to me. Each of the pieces in this new series includes the iconic sunflower, which always seeks to face the light even though it encounters times of darkness and shadow so deep that the light seems extinguished forever. Then the light breaks through again. Pure, clear light. So many layers to be explored. So many poems to find. So many songs to sing. Come dance with me.