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Shadow and Light
A friend once suggested that I took photographs to give myself separation. I do gain perspective, as I do from meditation. The chaos will not go away, and our relationship with it can change.
Spam Poetry
I am not positive where you are,
however wow, damm good Youre so
cool! I dont suppose Ive anything
like this before. So nice to find original
thoughts thank you for
beginning this up. this is some thing
that’s needed,
someone with a small originality.
valuable job for bringing something new
i like this very much
Not often do I encounter
both educated and entertaining,
and let me tell you, you may
have hit the nail on the head. the issue is
something that not sufficient
individuals are speaking
intelligently about. I am very happy
I stumbled in my quest for something
relating to this There is something
regarding the reasoning behind air flow
that’s excited nice through the years,
since the substance
the future created the encore and
discovered most people will go
together with along with
I much better, but I still feel nervous,
even if is to be in on me
before Treasure is pulled
“That let me feel a few more hopeful,
I continue to retaining that one power. ”
is special this
is special this –
continuously from.
“My there from begins to fly ahead,
I am very happy really
is special this.
Untitled (and Jnanam Bandaha)
For me “untitled” as the “title” of a work of art means that the image speaks for itself and that to name it would be to bind the viewer from access to a “pure” and open response of his/her own.
In the yoga philosophy much is made of the fact that any attempt to describe mystical (for want of a better word) experience already veils or distorts the experience and that which has been experienced.
Sometimes, then, I show what I cannot say in words, recognizing that the camera, too, alters and separates the viewed and the viewer.
Jnanam bandaha, by the way, is the second sutra in the Siva Sutras and means roughly, knowledge is bondage. Later in the text, we are also told that knowledge alone liberates. It is a delicious paradox for contemplation.
Peace and light, E — Posted with WordPress for BlackBerry.
