With just a few days left before summer's end in the northern hemisphere, I've been reflecting about the last several months when I've been in transit, homeless, off the grid. It's a little easier being a nomad in the summer Sun. Out of the Sun streams light ether. Like neutrinos or electromagnetic waves, light ether is invisible. But it is valuable because it creates space, makes room, and has a lengthening effect.
You can see this with us humans; we're a little more open to freeing ourselves from schedules and habits in summer. In the natural world, grains grow, trees branch out, calyxes of flowers open wide. Now, up north, many flowers have long shrunk, the fruit continues to fall, and soon it will be harvest. We might not receive as much light from the Sun in the months ahead, but what we do get we can work with in creative ways, through our yoga, to keep this sense of space.
You can see this with us humans; we're a little more open to freeing ourselves from schedules and habits in summer. In the natural world, grains grow, trees branch out, calyxes of flowers open wide. Now, up north, many flowers have long shrunk, the fruit continues to fall, and soon it will be harvest. We might not receive as much light from the Sun in the months ahead, but what we do get we can work with in creative ways, through our yoga, to keep this sense of space.
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