According to Buddha
The law of miracles is operable by any wo/man who has realized that the essence of creation is light. A master is able to employ her/his divine knowledge of light phenomena to project instantly into perceptible manifestation ubiquitous light atoms. The actual form of the projection (whatever it be: a tree, a medicine, a human body) is determined by the yogi’s wish and by his/her power of will and visualization.
decisions as i go, to anywhere i flow
sometimes i believe, a time where we should know
i can fly high, i can go long
today i got a million, tomorrow, i don’t know
make me feel the warm, make me feel the cold
it’s written in our story, it’s written on the walls
this is our call, we rise and we fall
dancin’ in the moonlight, don’t we have it all?
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Terwillegar Park, Edmonton, Alberta ~ January 2017
wonderful details of organic pattern. What a great homage to nature, Hedy. 🙂
I love this place…new (ish) trees compared to ones in Germany I’m sure…windy smiles over the pond Markus have a happy day!
These are lovely photos, for a sloppy buddhist you have a wonderful understanding of the play of light, shadow and texture. You have been a good student of your teacher. All the best for a great end of the week.
thank you kindly Terry 😀 it is all about the light…i learned that with a gig i did for a gala event…i was 4th photographer…and my photos did not work at all…it is all about the light…also i love outdoors…so fresh…hard to be out these days…but the warmth is coming…windy smiles to you Terry! have a super fun day 😀
Our ‘feeling’ nature more than opens the mind’s eye to look deep within.
Incredible visuals provide us each with an interpretation of the ‘essence of creation’.
A beautiful post Hedy, have a most enjoyable day
dear Eddie thank you! yes i have an active day planned…sending you a handful of joy as well 😀
WOW! Gorgeous collection of trees and tree bark–from the rugged to the most delicate. Tree bark has always fascinated me–infinite variations and things to see in the patterns. They are all absolutely lovely–the last pic looks like it could have horse hair in it? The third pic reminds me of an owl or a bat–and the eye in the next one–so cool! Thank you for sharing how you see the world! 🙂
Raven Wolfe thank you so much…you know i love the woods…and like you i see so many things within inside the beautiful birch trees 🙂 compose a cozy day…the warmth is arriving soon! smiles hedy 😀
Love it!
Thank you kindly Ellen ☺ appreciate you saying ~ have a beautiful day ~ smiles Hedy ☺
The first picture reminds me of a graphic wallpaper my parents used to have when I was little. 🙂
Thanks for reminding me.
ahhhh a flash back 😊 hope it’s a good memory Rabirius ☺
Well. I remember this wallpaper and orange furniture. Very 70s. 🙂
oh yes i also have such 70’s memories…with some dark browns somewhere lingering in there too 🙂
Yes. Brown and orange were very popular then.
Beautiful post! Gave me the tingles 🙂
Akuokuo that’s lovely…made me smile ~ thank you kindly ~ compose a beautiful day ~ smiles hedy 🙂
Excellent sequence. 🙂
Many thanks for visiting my mess of blogs.
fun to see ways we compose our posts and blogs…i always learn more along the way…have a creative day ~ smiles hedy
the first one is my fave.
😀 thank you Gavin…it reminds me of Alberta…and when i was young…these are my favourite woods in edmonton…have a wonderful friday ~ cheers hedy 😀
Beautiful pictures.
thank you kindly Alex 🙂 appreciated! have a wonderful weekend ~ smiles hedy 😀
Terrifically moody and warm photos!
Thanks kindly ☺ appreciate you saying ~ compose a warm and happy day! Smiles Hedy 😀
feeling drawn in
to look even
closer, hedy 🙂
😀 thank you kindly David 😀 compose a beautiful day ~ smiles hedy 😀
fantastic details, so tactile!!
so fun with the tiny lenses i too am amazed at what i see…i do enjoy macro works…have a fantastic day Alexandra! 😀
Each of these natural images–perhaps because of the way the focus bleeds into something much softer within the frame–invokes in me the sensation of presence, of that ephemeral wandering presence that abides in all things. A fragrance of being. Beautiful textures, colors, and light.
Peace
Michael
such beautiful words Michael…appreciated…i love birch trees…and i had a lot of fun playing with my tiny lenses too…compose a beautiful day ~ smiles hedy 🙂