With the weather so warm and the promise of more snow I headed for the beach. I was in desperate search for some solitude and nature could not have answered my prayer any better. The ocean was probably the most serene that I have ever encountered.
The sea looked more like a lake than the usual ocean waves crashing to shore that I typically find at Old Silver Beach on the Cape. As the sun began to set, I was mesmerized by it's splendor.
Monet himself could not have chosen a better pallet reflecting the pastels to paint the sky. The changing colors and movement took my breath away. I was so thankful that I had listened to my inner voice beckoning me to the shore today.
When the sun was finally tucked beneath the horizon I sat for a few more moments to listen to the gentle sound of the waves gliding to shore.
Monet himself could not have chosen a better pallet reflecting the pastels to paint the sky. The changing colors and movement took my breath away. I was so thankful that I had listened to my inner voice beckoning me to the shore today.
When the sun was finally tucked beneath the horizon I sat for a few more moments to listen to the gentle sound of the waves gliding to shore.
I am a strong believer that when I listen to that still small voice within and go where it leads, I always end up right where I belong.
I was desperately needing a reminder of faith today. The gift that I received by the shore, with such magic in the sky was the gentle reminder that if our Creator can paint such a magnificent sky, surely our troubles can be resolved by our Lord.
"Your love, O LORD, reaches to the heavens,
your faithfulness to the skies."
Psalm 36 verse 5
The song for this post is Ocean from the album Spiritual Massage
What a beautiful post. The pictures, the music, the journaling. Everything! So peaceful. And a reminder that I need to take some time to just "be still and know that He is God".
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Hi Karen, what a perfect place for solitude, the ocean so vast and the sky so magnificent. Beautiful post Karen and lovely music, we often leave the music on :) Jenn and Jacqui
Karen, what a lovely post. Very inspirational.
Alison
Amen to your beautiful words and photos. I feel relaxed and better already.
What a lovely post! Those pictures are so beautiful. I could feel stress melting right away looking at them. Thanks!
Penny
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Beautiful post Karen, as is your whole blog.... The quietness and the ease of this beautiful Sunday morning allowed me a few moments on the computer, something I hardly ever do on Sunday mornings. I have taken the last moments to take a look at all your beautiful sites! From your lovely art work, your devotionals to your children's stories to your wonderful Christmas place! You have so inspired me this morning! Thank you so much Karen for sharing all this beauty and your very heart with us. You have helped make this Sunday morning a lovely one!
Smiles...
Beverly
That really was a beautiful post. And very inspiring. Thank you so much, Karen!
Have a great week,
Melissa
Karen, how beautiful and filled with grace!
xoxo,
Mary
Lovely photos...I am in agreement with you that it is good to listen to your inner voice...it leads you to the most amazing experiences.
I knew it! Knew I was to come to your blog today, as I am in midst of reconnecting with my blog friends. OMGosh! I love gorgeous, and dramatic skies, and you sure have captured them here. Beautiful. I couldn't agree with you more, re. the . . . "gentle reminder that if our Creator can paint such a magnificent sky, surely our troubles can be resolved by our Lord." He sure knows how to paint, doesn't He?! And He puts things into perspective. So glad you listened to the inner voice, and allowed yourself to soak it all in.
The sounds of the waves, and the music are wonderful too. Thanks so much for sharing this. Hugs. :-)
Mmm, I love the sounds of the ocean. And these picture are superb. Thank you.
Red haired angels be with you,
Wendy XO
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