Healing is feeling

This early morning I spotted one little basilika sprout after we have been putting the seeds in the soil a week ago.

I was thrilled to experience the first of many small new plants and with a happy feeling inside I sat and did my morning meditation. After my meditation and some reading I looked at the little sprout again and in the meantime 4 other small sprouts have showed up. Wow, all this amazing lifeenergy right in front of me, waiting, waiting, waiting and suddenly something happens.

You know how it is to plant seeds, it is so exiting that you look at the soil several visits a day.

It made me think about how we plant seeds in life and see them come up as new people in our life, having new experiences, walking new paths, discovering new inner parts of ourselves or gets closer to our own true nature.

For the moment I really use my outer life as a mirror of my inner life. Whenever I am aware of my own thoughts, emotions, likes and dislikes and preferences I try to be aware of them instead of letting them identify me and my life. The proces is interesting and quite valuable and help me to be aware of how attached I am to certain thought patterns, roles I play out in my life, victimhood (which not only have to do with the bigger issues of life, childhood and relationships), but also the little victimhood in dailylife; “It is raining – it should be sunshine today”, you know let go of thoughts arising from control, painful experiences/memories and thoughts…and just be in the moment. How much do we allow ourself to be in the present moment, let me put it in another way, how aware are we of our own thoughts, emotions and patterns – detach from them and be able to be in the present moment. Being the seer, being the one aware of our own emotions, creating space in between the thought and who we are.

I love the proces and have been on this path for many years. For years I thought my own selfrealisation only could be met by a lot of meditation and retreats. But with time I have realised that the ongoing work of morexand more becoming my inner self, or peeling of all the conditioned layers comes and goes in cycles. You get aware of something in yourself, again and again and again, each time you get deeper within and let go of new layers which doesnt serve you and you strenghten your connection with your inner being.

The outside world is a very helpful mirror in this proces, how does life trigger you?! Weather, traffic, work, relationships, family…so many areas can trigger our own unsolved parts…if we are neutral about life (most of us dont question we have electricity, water, the sun is rising, the road outside etc.), but the areas where the outside starts an inner reaction, is the path, the opportunity to let go of our own layers, blocked energy from past experiences which havent been felt, dealt with in the moment, and now are captured inside of us, and keeps repeating itself until we are aware of the pattern, and until its detached it is hindering us from being our true nature – a soul.

So that was what the small sprouts was kickstarting of thoughts. Enjoy your sunday.

Its sitting in the walls

I have a passion for very old houses and their history, which goes along so well with a swedish TV series from the Swedish Television called Its sitting in the walls / Det sitter i väggarna. The show has two host’ one is a building antiquarian and the other one is a historian. And

Homeowners write in with a video application where they ask curious question about their homes…and then 6 of them are chosen each season…and the show has been running for a lot of seasons. I really like the way they have made it, its a combination of detective work, history, building renovation of parts of the houses, the destiny of the former homeowners, and some about the timeperiods….its in swedish…

Charging…

The batteries…is what these livingrooms look like, friendly, warm, colorful, rich, personal, some of them simple…which make me think about a painters company I am working with about my present project…let me write about it in the next post!

A seating situation I really like is this purple one…so warm….

Beyond the colourful facades

I think these facades describes the residents, unique people with these kinds of facades…

It reminds me of Ville Villekulla, the beautiful and colourful villa of Pippi Longstocking by the swedish author Astrid Lindgren….

Tirunamavalai, India

I really dont know if this pink pavillion is from an exebition, but I like it..

warm lovely colours, very delicate…

Ricardo Bofill | Walden 7, Catalonia Spain

my own facade, but not THAT colorful as the other ones..

my own house in february in snow, to the right green house, to the left pink house…

fabric of life

by austrian designer Josef Frank, Svenskt Tenn, poetic, soulful, vivid and if I was that kind of person collecting or being obsessed with something (which I’m not), his design would be that..I just love his design and mostly the dark and moody patterns…

wallpaper

Josef Frank wallpaper, Svenskt Tenn, found on

Anemones

Anemones in red av Josef Frank, Svenskt Tenn

Nippon

Josef Frank , Svenskt Tenn

josef frank, svenskt tenn

josef frank, svenskt tenn

break the space rules

do what you like, create wall stories, colour fairytales…and forget about the dust at the top…just enjoy

in general, break the rules….

originality of spirit ….

Gorgeous atmospheres of the World from my favourite magazine, World of Interiors

As a professional interior designer this magazine just speak to me in all directions, colourwise, history, styles, personality,  or as described by themselve “authoritative, relevant, lavish – and unpredictable, quality and attention to detail”…..

I love it, thats why I bring in a LOT of photos this time…

World of Interiors magazine

From The World of Interiors, a bedroom in a London home designed by Will Fisher of Jamb

World of Interiors magazine

The World of Interiors october 2017

World of Interiors magazine

World of Interiors by photographer Debi Treloar

World of Interiors magazine

The World of Interiors Magazine, November 2016, Stuart Shave’s London home. Photographed by Jan Baldwin.

World of Interiors magazine

The World of Interiors, May 1996. Photo – Guillaume de Laubier

World of Interiors magazine

The World of Interiors, June 1996. Photo – Jean François Jaussaud

World of Interiors magazine

From World of Interiors magazine

World of Interiors magazine

The World of Interiors Magazine, May 2016

World of Interiors magazine

The World of Interiors, June 2002. Photo – Fritz von der Schulenburg

World of Interiors magazine

found in The World of Interiors

World of Interiors magazine

The World of Interiors Magazine – December 2016

World of Interiors magazine

exposed beams and green walls, à la Virginia Woolf -World of Interiors Magazine

World of Interiors magazine

Signature Teal Colorblock Pillows found in The World of Interiors Magazine

World of Interiors magazine

The World of Interiors Magazine, November 2016, Stuart Shave’s London home. Photographed by Jan Baldwin.

World of Interiors magazine

photographer Debi Treloar | PUFIK. found in World of Interiors

World of Interiors magazine

Alex Russell Flint house found in World of Interiors magazine May 2014 issue.

World of Interiors magazine

Lindsay Alker Fabrics & Wallpapers,’Battle Great Wood’ hand silk screened linen. found in ‘World Of Interiors’ magazine.

World of Interiors magazine

The home of Danish painter Michael Peter Ancher (1849-1927) found in World of Interiors magazine

another neeeeed!

of wallpapers and fabrics…I suggest rooms full of them, all over…its like swimming and floating in beauty…