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In Age, Art, Body, Books, Buddha, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Culture, Emotion, feminist, feminist theory, Humour, Learning, Lifestyle, music, music words, Organizing, Photography, Reflection, sloppy buddhist, Story, street photography, Travel, Truth, Visual Narrative Inquiry, Women and Fiction, women's independence, words of music, writing on 2012/05/20 at 08:00

according to Buddha

Whether you are guided by your emotions or guided by your intellect, it leads to despair because it leads nowhere.  But you realize that love is not pleasure, love is not desire. You know what pleasure is?  When you look at something or when you have a feeling, to think about that feeling, to dwell…

oh, i forget to mention the bicycle is a good invention…

5 • 11

In Art, Body, Buddha, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Culture, Emotion, Hedy Bach photography, Learning, music, Photographic Ethics, Photography, Story, Travel, Truth, Visual Narrative Inquiry, writing on 2012/01/03 at 08:00

according to Buddha

The wise ones fashioned speech with their thought, sifting it as grain is sifted through a sieve.

this voice

…it is calling

get out of that box…

…finish your freak…

 

following 38

In Buddha, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Culture, Emotion, Hedy Bach photography, Learning, music, Photographic Ethics, Photography, Story, Travel, Truth, Uncategorized, Visual Narrative Inquiry, writing on 2011/11/03 at 14:46

according to Buddha

You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection.

what’s wrong with that

here i go again….

unloading and reloading the dishwasher

listening to silly little love songs

but i look around me and i see it is so…

it isn’t silly at all…

…load…unload…

…repeat…

and what’s wrong with that….

average core body temperature

In Age, Art, Body, Buddha, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Culture, Emotion, Hedy Bach photography, Learning, music, Photographic Ethics, Photography, Story, Travel, Truth, Uncategorized, Visual Narrative Inquiry, writing on 2011/10/28 at 06:00

According to Buddha

Meditate. Live purely. Be quiet. Do your work with mastery. Like the moon, come out from behind the clouds! Shine. 

on the other side

somewhere, behind the green door

i hear a whispering turn of words

‘the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence’

…imagine always…always…always greener…

i wonder how green the green grass is on the other side of the green door

smallest square triangular number other than 1

In Age, Art, Buddha, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Culture, Hedy Bach photography, Learning, music, Photographic Ethics, Photography, Story, Travel, Truth, Uncategorized, Visual Narrative Inquiry, writing on 2011/10/23 at 12:00

According to Buddha

All wrong-doing arises because of mind. If mind is transformed can wrong-doing remain? 

i was drifting through my photographs from Amsterdam

reflecting on a week of worldviews

which left me wondering…

again,

everybody knows

an eye for an eye justice

is blind

and

two wrongs make a right

 is still wrong…

…now twice as wrong?

5th tetrahedral number

In Age, Art, Body, Buddha, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Culture, Emotion, Hedy Bach photography, Learning, music, Photography, Story, Travel, Truth, Visual Narrative Inquiry, writing on 2011/10/18 at 08:00

according to Buddha

In this world
Hate never yet dispelled hate.
Only love dispels hate.
This is the law,
Ancient and inexhaustible.

Senseless Violence or Zinloos Geweld

seems all violence is senseless…

probably, rarely meaningless…

when i took this photograph at the B.E.P cafe in Den Haag, Netherlands

i didn’t know of Jantje Hertogs or of his senseless murder

but i know senseless violence…

seeing his image…reading internet stories about his murder…

made me think about how our community acknowledges senseless violence...

…as Edmonton’s homicide rate has the distinction of being the nation’s worst

i can read…sad eerie cyber bits…that linger leaving haunting fragments

about Edmonton murder victims

telling snippets of missing pieces…these senselessness deaths,

make me so sad,

but in the end there is only love…

sending love and peace to…

1: Mohamud Mohamed Jama,

2: Niko Arlia,

3: Daniel Nickel,

4: Christopher Allan Pirie,

5: Cyrus Green,

6: Colby Baker,

7: Jeanette Marie Cardinal,

8: Jaswinder Takhar,

9: Marietta Eschavez,

10: unknown 7-year-old disabled boy,

11: Stacey Steinhauer,

12: Gyozo Victor Barasso,

13: Gerry Oar,

14: Bullen Ambassa,

15: Kinling Robin Fire,

16: Michael Roach,

17: John Stanley Kwiatkowski,

18: Kerry Takkiruq,

19: Perry Kit Wong,

20: Eloise Fendelet,

21: Jane Doe,

22: Barry Raymond Stewart,

23: Ronald George Primeau,

24: John Gavin Lindsay,

25: Yusuf Abdirahim,

26: Bob Anderson,

27: Abdi Ali Mohamud,

28: Bruce Lee Dumais,

29: William Reid Arthur Hill,

30: Cindy Gladue,

31: Ahmed Ismail-Sheikh,

32: Michael Wayne Tunnicliffe,

33: Kyle Gayda,

34: Eric Larry Cardinal,

35: Eric Janvier,

36: Anna Fedorio,

37: Mason Tex Montgrand,

38: Mohan Heer,

39: Kyle Joy-Trussert,

40: Chrysostom Caragay Marquez,

41: Daniel Charles Hamer,

42: Jason Trundle,

43: Trevor Greenway,

44: unknown 22 year old male….

as of 11.10.15

ninth distinct semiprime

In Uncategorized, Photography, Visual Narrative Inquiry, Buddha, Body, Travel, Learning, Story, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Emotion, Art, Culture, Hedy Bach photography, music on 2011/10/09 at 13:00

according to Buddha

The way is not in the sky. The way is in the heart.

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Thank You

thank you disillusionment
thank you frailty
thank you consequence
thank you thank you silence

Alanis Morissette - Thank You

photographs from outside of Nieuwolda, The Netherlands ~ October 2011

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In Art, Buddha, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Culture, Learning, music, Organizing, Photography, Story, Travel, Uncategorized, Visual Narrative Inquiry on 2011/10/07 at 13:15

according to Buddha


When you realize how perfect everything is you will tilt your head back and laugh at the sky

“The Prelude” – Tomas Tranströmer

Waking up is a jump, a skydive from the dream.

Free of the smothering whirl the traveler

sinks toward morning’s green zone.

Things start to flare. He perceives–in the trembling lark’s

position–the mighty tree-root systems

underground swinging lamps. But standing

above–in tropical profusion–is verdure, with

upraised arms, listening

to the rhythm of an invisible pumping station.

And he sinks toward summer, is lowered

into its blinding crater, down

through shafts of ages green with damp

quaking under the turbine of the sun.

So ceases this vertical flight through the moment, and the wings spread out

into the osprey’s repose over streaming water.

The Bronze Age trumpet’s

tone of exile

hovers over bottomlessness.

 

In the first hours of day consciousness can embrace the world

just as the hand grasps a sun-warm stone.

The traveler stands under the tree.

After the plunge through death’s whirling vortex, will

a great light unfurl over his head?

 

(Translation of “Preludium.” First published in 17 Dikter (Stockholm, 1954). By arrangement with the author. Translation copyright 2007 by Rika Lesser. All rights reserved.)

photo from Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam

appreciating and congratulating  Tomas Tranströmer

fifth power of two

In Age, Art, Body, Buddha, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Culture, Emotion, Hedy Bach photography, Learning, Lifestyle, music, Organizing, Photographic Ethics, Photography, Reflection, sloppy buddhist, Story, street photography, Travel, Truth, Uncategorized, Visual Narrative Inquiry, writing on 2011/10/04 at 07:31

according to Buddha

Now may every living thing, young or old,

weak or strong, living near or far, known or

unknown, living or departed or yet unborn,

may every living thing be full of bliss.

bliss

bliss out; blissed

supreme happiness; blissness

utter joy; blissy

contentment; blissment

roads to eternal bliss….blissful…

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