In memory to butterflies and bumblebees

[Kári Gunnarsson]

Its like the butterflies were protecting and giving love, making it save.  I
wonder if the role of the facilitator in making the open space a save place
is most effective in truly inviting the butterflies to give there gift's of
safety and love to the gathering and the space.

It reminds me of the streets where I feel safe, in these streets, there are
people that are not buzzing about but making centres inactivity where there
is safety, these spaces are the ones that have the vacancy that is necessary
for love and safety.


On 29 July 2010 02:58, Suzanne Daigle <sdaigle4 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Anna Caroline, Thank you for sharing this wonderfully touching scene. It's
> as if we were there with you in nature watching these creatures be who they
> are together: the industrious bee and the beautiful butterfly which speak to
> responsibility and passion! How sad life would be to have one and not the
> other.   Suzanne
>
>
>
> 2010/7/28 Anna Caroline Türk <act at boscop.org>
>
>  Dear colleagues,
>>
>> today I saw something I had forgotten and I'd like to share this with you:
>> Butterflies are more than simply beautiful, more than centres of
>> inactivity - as I usually say in my introduction.
>>
>> On my way back from the top of the hill, where I was overlooking the sky
>> above and the countryside below, taking a deep breath and getting slow, I
>> passed a colourful field of flowers in a quiet and forgotten valley.
>> Long long time ago there used to be a vulcano - today there was an
>> ordinary and beautiful summer day with sunshine on a meadow. A big gathering
>> of bumblebees and butterflies was happening: Everybody was happily sucking
>> and nibbling, treating themselfs very good with the best nectar arround.
>>
>> What surprised me was the fact that bumblebees and butterflies were not
>> only in the same spot but butterflies would even spread her wings over the
>> bumblebees - covering the other completly who neither got scared nor
>> disturbed... I wittnessed a very close and carefull meeting - as if s/he was
>> protecting or hugging a friend.
>>
>> It felt good to me to see them busyly involved together.
>>
>> Best wishes
>> AC
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