Noticing Light
Christina WatkaWriting about the art of noticing, and what it means to be awake, alive, and living days of wonder in an old farmhouse on the coast of Maine where nature inspires, art is made, and young children play.
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Tree Monks in a Benevolent Universe
I come to the trees to fill myself back up again. I used to come here to have a respite from my own life swarming with babies and needs, but the babies are young kids now and I feel grounded in the flow of the home cacophony.
Now, I come...
The Wonder of a Fly
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Feels a bit like some large hand has reached down from the cosmos with a big wooden spoon older than Time and is rigorously stirring the pot. I...
Interstellar Interstitium
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There is a luminous web of light that hovers above and moves through all things. It stayed in my thoughts long enough that I had no choice but...
Night: A Memory
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Before I fall asleep each night, I close my eyes and watch a small tendril of light extend from me into everything. It flows forward like a bro...
We Are Water
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Lucy lays in the bath alone, quiet and shrouded from the noise of our house, her ears hovering below the still surface of the water. Her eyes a...
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Christina Watka is an artist/writer living in Maine who is interested in the intrinsic holiness of being. She illuminates both the mundane and the mystical through philosophical enlightened concepts expressed in story and personal essays.
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