The story of Easter is the story of God's wonderful window of divine surprises!
A story aged with time and interpreted in many versions
and spiritual truths . . .
Much like the prolific Hoya blooming relentlessly in our house Heaven
Easter is also a constant reminder of a wondrous tale
steeped in joy, sorrow, redemption
and undying love. . .
Like the blooming Hoya above
that blooms from brown to green to yellow (inset)
my Easter story does not only fall on Semana Santa . . .
My Easter tale has transcended the confusion of religious fervor,
and past the staunch silly reminder of the chosen people . . .
because we are ALL chosen
and the promised land
is always there
as promised!
. . . waiting for us in its splendor and glory
for our eternal life on earth
and beyond . . .
There is really no difference with our two Hoyas
except maybe the color, the way their petals grow
(the one above has spaces between petals)
Much like you and I!
Happy Easter to one and all!!!
14 comments:
A wonderful series of shots but that second image keeps me going back to it.
A beautiful closeup!
Thank you for your inspiring words today.
Have a Blessed Easter!
This is absolutely lovely.
Thanks very much for the get well wishes. Have a great weekend.
What lovely, unusual flowers!
Happy Easter to all who live in Heaven!
Spectacular blooms! The fragrance must be heavenly!
i haven't seen this flower in a long, long time. my teacher in grade school had this flower in her garden. it's beautiful--like holding stars in your hand.:p
Happy Easter, Lui.
They are so stunning!
Gorgeous blooms.
Happy Easter to you too.
Your manifistation is a glory Luci, both in words and photos!! A very beautiful hoya!
There is wisdom in your words, and I believe we are all chosen for the promised land.. :)
In my country we have holidays same as you, starting with Maundy Thursday and including the 2nd Easter Sunday (Monday).
Graceful Easter to you! :)
What a perfect ball shape these beautiful flowers develop. Lovely.
Happy Easter to you too!
Sweet and beautiful! Happy Easter Lui to you and Sweepy and all your Loved Ones.
Lui, these Hoyas are gorgeous!
I have a couple of Hoya plants, and although the flowers look the same as yours, there are always just 7 flowers in each group. Maybe there are different kinds of Hoyas (?).
I love Hoyas, I told you, did I, an old friend in Singapore is doing research non Hoyas.
Such a beautiful series of shots and commentary. I certainly agree with your statement about fragrance!
Guinatan sounds delicious.
wow that is an amazing flower.
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