Recent rains have been swelling our ponds and streams- High winds have kept the clouds moving over the aadheenam at a quick pace
- We are on the north fork of the Wailua River. The rain overflowed our rain gauge, so the river is bound to rise even more that this
- This is the overflowing bridge to our agricultural land, along the southern river fork. The river is usually 10-15ft below this.
- Easy to find water on a lotus leaf in this weather
- Our pathways and roads become little waterways of their own
- “Be like the river water. Water flows freely anywhere, easily finding its way around rocks and trees. Be pliable in your life, moving in rhythm with life. Let go of everything that blocks the river of life’s energy.”
- The Narmada Lingam receives a constant abhishekam
- This is a 8 inch seed pod of a carnivorous flower vine
- The Blue Jade Vines are starting to bloom
- There are very few things in nature that produce blue pigment
- The walking palm doesn’t have to walk very far to reach water today
- Many of our various palm species have been vigorously flowering this month
- San Marga is still very walkable, as long as you bring an umbrella
- Many types of plants are blooming along it
- The bamboo on Muruga Hill is loving the extra rain
- Muruga’s Vel gains contrast in the weather and shines with water
- We have many ginger plant varieties that are flowering too
- The lava rock bell along San Marga is full of green life
- Between bouts of rain, the sun dries Iraivan’s stonework, only for it to receive water again a few minutes later
Aum Namah Sivaya
Join us on an adventure through our gardens as we enjoy our fresh jungle rainfall! Recently a large weather system has been passing over the island. First a cooler atmosphere with torrential rains, and then warm winds with powerful gusts. At time of writing, the winds seem to have concluded and our gentle, sunny days have returned.
“We are divine souls on a wondrous journey. We came from God, live in God and are evolving into oneness with God. We are, in truth, the Truth we seek.” Gurudeva