daily life

Daisy-Winifred understands each day is gift to be celebrated, approached with concentration and embraced with all senses. To this end over the years she has found her daily life evolving to include regular time of ritual and routine.
Like many she has the care of home and self to undertake each day but finds that it is in the way she approaches these and other activities that the mundane and ordinary are transformed into opportunity and even at times delight.
From cleaning the toilet to dancing under the stars each activity is conciously offered in remembrance of her understanding that she is part of the Whole, known before she arrived here and continuing long after she stops breathing.
By actively endeavouring to remember, Daisy-Winifred experiences a sense of peace way beyond silence or stillness, something she can only describe as 'being in the centre / surrounded by' rather than 'clinging on at the edge.'
This doesn't mean she doesn't get 'lost', upset, angry etc., just that by conciously and continually drawing thought, word and action to the always known, the remembrance found in each molecule of herself, Daisy-Winifred finds truth in understanding here life is about leaving the world a better place than when she arrived. That her purpose in life is to take care of the entire world by honouring people, plants, animals through the care and consideration she builds and carries on her daily life.
A daily life full of drama, dreams and delight built on remembering, propelled by conciousness and confounded by knowing. Drawn from always and orchestrated by forever, whose dance steps are so familiar and yet so new each day she wakes.