THE HOLY MAKING OF THE DAY by Lynn

The Holy Making of the Day

Balm for my soul

small moments of grace

I open my heart to blessings

flowing through me

Aware of my essence

enfolding all parts of myself

shadow and light

into the sacred whole

I return inside to heal

breathing purpose and light

returning to innocence

This moment

impregnated with simply being

I surrender to love

The holy making of the day

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(This poem originally appeared in Lynn's debut poetry collection, Back to Grace, found here)

Lynn: As a truth seeker, pilgrim, light worker and energy healer I write and run social media pages under the pen name of ‘Earthschool Harmony’. As a third generation poet, I was influenced by the wisdom of poets, sages, saints and mystics such as Rumi, Kabir, Hafiz, Lalla and Mirabai. Recently, I published my first spiritual poetry book, Back to Grace (December, 2018). It represents my personal journey of awakening and carries with it an essence of healing, love and light that nourishes the soul: an offering of scribed soul food. I am also blessed to be a full time, stay-at-home mother of three children (two born with disabilities), a community volunteer worker, reiki practitioner, NDE survivor, light worker, philanthropist, lover of books and lover of life. I live on the beautiful and healing rural coastline near Byron Bay on the East coast of Australia. I invite you to connect with me via my Earthschool Harmony blog, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages, in which I offer healing, love and light through words and images. Or you may visit my website here.

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