Tree of Light

let it grow

I kept at it.

Tree is a special kind of self reflection.  It's been in the glossary for a while but I feel drawn to work with it a bit more.

It's about standing.  Season. Staying put.  The travelling is a result of reaching out.

I want fringe here.  Roots. Giving something roots might be a celebration of grounding. I just added that to my glossary.

I have mostly run out of all the old fringe I had collected. At least, I cannot find any at the moment.  But there is always another way.

This one almost seems like a candle.  or a magic wand, Deb said that and i like it.

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  1. Debra

    This reminds me of something I recently read about giant redwood trees, how they have small and shallow root systems…how the roots of neighboring trees are what give strength and support to the individual trees. The community supporting the individual.
    Spirit cloth seems a little like that sort of forest to me.

  2. Susan E Hall

    I love the contrast in this piece. The light and the dark balance each other to make something beautiful and new. Happy New Year to all.

  3. Judith

    Your tree of light cheers me on this cold gray day.
    As above so below — so true when I try to dig anywhere under our giant ash tree.

  4. Sarita

    Jude,
    Your new year tree is a reminder that we all have it in us to be a light in the darkness.
    It radiates out a conviction to be joy, hope, love, light.
    Peace.

  5. June Etta Chenard

    Yes, as Deb said about grounding ourselves, and what Jude replied about it not being that obvious a lot of times. Now, at age 82, and still recovering from a month of COVID, I am re- examining my changed boundaries, and what makes me feel grounded, as I move into some life changes. Especially seeking to do more creative work as a necessary part of becoming more healthy.

  6. Nancy D

    Your Tree of Light and Dark is, well, Everything. I appreciate both aspects. Somehow, though, the Light wins. Yes! Do stitch roots, Jude! They are the lifeblood, so often what we don’t see before we get to the Light…

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