Home. A relative term. Think about it.
We all know those who have spent their entire lives in the
same one, sometimes generation after generation. And I’ve seen it brings no more stability and inner peace as those who move around because of work, family, environmental needs, excitement for change, a desire to learn and grow, or some need to get away.
A home forever, or for now. Each have their benefits and draw backs. Yet each is only as strong and stable and beautiful as we make it. And that’s it, isn’t it? Home is what we make it to be. Where ever we are. That strength, that stability, that beauty…
it’s not found around us. It’s in us. Or not.
We may cling to its walls to find our own strength, or for
fear we will be lost without, unable to define who we are. The walls do not define you, but may confine you.
Have we forgotten that we built those walls? Therefore, ultimately, the strength once again isn’t in the logs or boards or plaster or stone, but in the hands and minds and dreams that built them.
I’m finally getting what I’ve been told for years. At least today. Tomorrow may be something different.
Gin Getz 
Here’s an interesting thought… tomatoes *gain* stablility by being uprooted and transplanted. As long as it is not done too frequently, the transplanting stimulates the plant to grow stronger roots, and more of them. In the process of relocating, it spreads those new roots and flourishes – growing strong, flowering and fruiting…
Sending you wishes for a sucessful transplanting – may it encourage root growth, bringing you peace and a sense of connection!
Some people thrive through moving, others do better gathering moss. Each is different. The unconscious is a collection of unseen memories and influences stretching back many generations. Part is cultural, part more personal. Native people are attached to ancestral land. Other people seem acclimatised to movement. In the end only you know whom you are, and then only partly, unclearly, fleetingly. This is a journey to more fully find yourself. Then, knowing oneself better, it will be easier to define “home” and discover that very personal place.
When you find out what makes your home let me know .I no longer know what or where home is .To me its just inside the walls of a house .