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Posted on September 23, 2019 by eteal

The smallest bird

Sat? Clung?

Can you cling to something and be relaxed at the same time?

Apparently.

Non-attachment is hard…

Yet, examples are all around us.

The smallest bird with simple ease held onto a blade of grass

Then flew off into the sky.

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Reverend Teal is a minister, chaplain, artist and storyteller. She specializes in the human-animal bond and all its healing aspects.

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