What do you see in this photo? What do you feel when you see it? What do you imagine when you see it?
THe Japanese for “Happy New Year” is a phrase that means congratulations on the rebirthing of the year. The year was thought to have died on Dec. 31st, and then be reborn the next day. A fortunate event, indeed, worthy of celebration, and of congratulating one’s fellow beings, those who are still around to witness it.
What does January 1st mean for you?
Hi, Marc. I would like to be included in the mailing list for this reading group.
You’ve been added. I’ll be sending something out in the next few days.
Happy New Year!
Simply amazing and glorious! I’d really like to accept the magical energy of “rebirth” witnessing the moment myself. A prayer may come naturally to my heart.
Looking forward to the reading session this year too!
A Happy New Year!
If fortunately enough to be there at such a remarkable moment, I would be fulfilled with hopeful feeling by a great grin of the Sun.
And your woord, ” reborn” makes me feel somethings passed coming back as the scenes and iseas trimmed with new light.