The chrysanthemums are the harbinger of change: watch this space. The other items are whatever you make of them.
Individually and collectively maybe they will facilitate tranquility and convey to participants whatever it might be that will assist each to listen, to think , to speak, to decide and to conclude.
This post is part 2 of my move to online and mixed mode mediation. Part 1 involved kittens.
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