HomeIslandLifestyleLopez IslandOrcas IslandRoche HarborSan Juan Island December 10, 2020

A Place in the Islands

Sacred partnerships arrive in our lives in many forms; sometimes consisting of wood and stone, rather than flesh and bone.  There is a deep peace and contentment to be found in the intimate connections with places as well as people.

Every relationship we have – with other people, with our work – reflects in some way our soul’s intimate union with ourselves.  Nowhere is this more apparent than in the relationships we have with a home.  We deserve to live in a home that welcomes, embraces, nurtures, delights, and inspires.

When we find ourselves there, we recognize it.  It is a vision of something we have had in our mind and the discovery, quite often, has the characteristics of an epiphany.  We have the feeling of coming home.  It wraps itself around us.

The same is true of a getaway – a haven, a retreat, a refuge – a special place that offers a sense of sanctuary.  Families, couples, and singles – regardless of gender – share an urge that borders on primal to have what can be called a getaway.  Whenever we find this special place, we add a richness to our wondrous, but sometimes hectic, lives by following our vision to create a getaway of our very own.

To live on an island is to experience a life apart.  The island home reflects the owner’s reason for escape.  Island homeowners are individualistic, socially conscious, and creative with every home fulfilling its owner’s dream of privacy, harmony with the surroundings, and more importantly, providing a chance to take a closer look at the world.

Living at the water’s edge is an almost universal desire.  It is different – where two worlds meet; a little piece of infinity.  Magic!