HeyJaredCameron Nuttall
Reflections on creativity, nature and travel for those who want to live more deeply and authentically by slowing down to notice the quiet beauty woven through the ordinary.
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Learning to let life pass. (opens the original)
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What does it mean to accept that everything we love will pass?This is a question I have grappled with like a wild animal in my hands, but over time, I have come to befriend this impermanence inherent to life. I used to feel grief for moments before they even passed. A subtle sadness would prick inside of me whilst I was still living the moment. It would say— “this will be over soon”, like a grey cloud drifting across the sun and shadowing the beauty of the present. This would create a blockage i
A Postcard from Greece (sea, salt, figs and moonlight) (opens the original)
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Your mail has arrived 💌I have written this postcard to share a cluster of ordinary moments that were transmuted into miraculous moments. The secret of this transmutation— noticing, looking deeper, letting the moment linger a little longer, breathing deeper, tuning into my senses and into my feelings. Perhaps my recounts of these extraordinary ordinary moments will inspire you to widen your eyes a little more and soak up the magic braided into everyday life. I have been loving creating ambient au
A Postcard from Greece (time will not slip through my fingers) (opens the original)
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Hello beautiful soul, Thank you for returning here to read or listen to my writing. In today’s postcard, we are travelling back in time to a day that felt more like dream than reality. It is one of those days that lives safely tucked into some quiet fold of my heart and soul—one that I run my fingers over whenever I find myself yearning for the sanctuary of the natural world. The french philosopher Blaise Pascal once said “in difficult times keep something beautiful in your heart”. The sensory m
A Postcard from Greece (constantly becoming, yet constantly whole) (opens the original)
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We learn from life. The wisdom is in the journey. (opens the original)
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We often look externally for wisdom to help us grow and evolve without realising how much insight lies in the depths of our own personal experiences of life. We are constantly receiving lessons as we live but we don’t always stop to listen, to notice, to reflect, to process and integrate. It is easier and quicker to outsource—to look externally for something pre-packaged and easy to digest. But we are not promised resonance, for sometimes we have not yet lived through the experiences that allow
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