Hello, I hope you had something that you can look back on this weekend that lifted your spirit. I have an interesting concept to share with you today as I re-blog this post from Ellie. I promote the practice of the deep reflective process as well as meditation. I think Ellie’s post shows a unique use of knitting in meditation especially if you are one of those many people who don’t like sitting still in meditation. Some people are kinetic by nature: they learn through movement, relax through movement and think through movement. I am one of those people. This is the first of a three-part series. I will share the other posts later but if your curiosity is piqued go to her blog and have a look at them. Have a good week and take care.
Dear Readers,
Today I want to talk a bit about meditation knitting. It seems to be a popular phrase these days, I have seen many articles talk about knitting as mediation but they don’t really go into detail. They just say that knitting is good for you and your mind. So I have decided to write a series of blog posts about mediation knitting.(I would like to note that although I have written this is knitting most of this applies to crochet too! )
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Morag Noffke 
This is so beautifully written … and I think I now understand better why my mom is loving to knit and crochet so much (I sometimes notice that she is in her own world while doing this).
Now, I just need to learn to work with wool … 😊
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Thank you, I am happy to hear it has given you more understanding for your mother’s enjoyment of knitting. Good luck with your own exploration of wool
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Hi, Morag, this is fascinating! So that’s what my mother was doing whilst she was knitting! 😊 Bless her! All those scarves, hats, gloves, socks, pullovers, cardigans……🙏. Oh, how I miss her; her beautiful hands.
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😀😀😀😀🙌🤗 I am happy that it made you think of your mother. I miss my mother too. Appreciation grows by the day.
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On reading your blog this morning, thinking about my mother and writing that down brought, stopped me in tracks! It’s just over 5 years since she passed away and I’ve just thought about her so-articulate hands! Hands that mended my cut knees when I fell as a child, hands that soothed a fevered brow, hands that reached out when she needed help walking, hands that I held as she left this world 🙏
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Wow! Those are beautiful, wonderful thoughts… Sounds like a blog post in the making.
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This is the blog you mentioned yesterday Morag!
I’m so glad I found it… 🙂
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🤗🤗❤️
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