Posts Tagged ‘Fog’
Fog, Jimi Hendrix - The Wind Cries Mary, last day of winter
In Alberta landscapes, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Colour photography, Fotografia, FujiX100s, Landscape, Photography, Uncategorized, Words of music on 2018/03/21 at 04:00
According to Buddha
When you believe that cold weather won’t hurt you, you won’t be affected by it. But if you feel you are going to catch a cold from the chill, you will. The thing is this: you don’t practice mind control. By controlling your mind you can experience the truth that this universe is a delusion.
will the wind ever remember?
the names it has blown in the past
and with its crutch, its old age and its wisdom
it whispers “no, this will be the last”
and the wind cries mary
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last day of winter etown ~ Edmonton, Alberta ~ March ~ 2018
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Fog, meditation, spring, sunrise, Yotto - Slowly
In Alberta landscapes, Buddhist philosophical concepts, Colour photography, Edmonton, Fotografia, Fotos, FujiX100s, Landscape, Street photography, Words of music on 2017/04/05 at 04:00
According to Buddha
When the fog of ignorance is removed by meditation you will see the right path.
time goes by
time goes by
so slowly
time goes by
so slowly
***
foggy day Terwillegar Park, Edmonton, Alberta ~ March 2017
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Aum, fade away, Flora, Fog, LP - Into The Wild, memory, Photography, Summer, sunrise, Terwillegar Park
In Alberta, Alberta landscapes, Buddhist philosophical concepts, by Hedy Bach, Colour photography, Flora, Foto, Fotografia, Fotos, FujiX100s, Imagemaker, Landscape, Photography, Reflection, Street photography on 2016/08/21 at 05:00
According to Buddha
The cosmic Aum sound is the combined vibration of the three phases of Nature: creation, preservation, and dissolution operative in the physical, astral, and causal universes. The vocal chanting of Aum should be intoned first in a high pitch, representing creation; then in a lower pitch, representing preservation; then in a still lower tone that gradually fades away, representing dissolution. The chanting should be first loudly, then softly, and then gently until it is inaudible, or mental only.
are we on the lonely side
say oh now the past long away
are we so lost in the dark of our hearts
that there’s no light of day
no oh oh oh
somebody left the gate open
you know we got lost on the way
come save us a runaway train
gone insane
how do we how do we not fade
how do we how do we how do we not fade away
how do we how do we oh
***
Terwillegar Park, Edmonton, Alberta ~ August 2016
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concentration, early morning, Fog, KaiL Baxley- Say Goodbye to the Night, Terwillegar Park
In Alberta, Alberta landscapes, Black and White Photography, Buddhist philosophical concepts, by Hedy Bach, Edmonton, Emotion, Foto, Fotografia, Fotos, FujiX100s, Imagemaker, Landscape, Photography, Photowalking, Reflection on 2016/08/10 at 05:00
According to Buddha
Attention is like a searchlight; when its beam is spread over a vast area, its power to focus on a particular object becomes weak, but focused on one thing at a time, it becomes powerful. Great wo/men are wo/men of concentration. They put their whole mind on one thing at a time.
green eyed lady dancing with the firelight
just to make a living having visions by the riverside
if we were lost i think we’re found now
come one, come all as the morning shines out
say goodbye to the night
it’s a new day for you burning bright
so cross your fingers and hope to die
say goodbye to the night
***
Terwillegar Park, Edmonton, Alberta ~ August 2016
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Alberta rose, Art, early morning, fern, Fog, Hedy Bach photography, leaf, Photography, Photowalking, Street photography, The Innocence Mission - Bright As Yellow
In Alberta, Alberta landscapes, Buddhist philosophical concepts, by Hedy Bach, Colour photography, Edmonton, Flora, Foto, Fotografia, Fotos, FujiX100s, Landscape, Outdoors, Paramahansa Yogananda, Autobiography of a Yogi, Photography, Photowalking, Reflection, Street photography on 2016/06/15 at 05:00
According to Buddha
Thinkers do not accept the inevitable; they turn their efforts toward changing it.
warm as yellow.
and i do not want to be a rose.
i do not wish to be pale pink,
but flower scarlet, flower gold.
and have no thorns to distance me,
but be bright,
bright,
bright, bright as yellow,
warm as yellow.
***
Terwillegar Park, Edmonton, Alberta ~ May 2016.
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A Trio of Zen Buddhist Stories: The Roshi, ancestors, animal, architecture, descendants, emotion, escape, ethic of care, Fog, Fort Edmonton Park, Hedy Bach photography, landscape, sunrise, X Ambassadors - Renegades
In Alberta, Alberta landscapes, by Hedy Bach, Colour photography, FujiX100s, Photography, Photowalking, Visual Narrative on 2015/10/04 at 05:00
According to Buddha
Our present existence is the sum of all they did, and we are the starting point for our descendants. All that our ancestors did reflects on us, and all that we do reflect on both our ancestors and descendants. One’s life is not entirely one’s own; it contains the past and conceives the future, and should therefore be lived with great care.
long live the pioneers
rebels and mutineers
go forth and have no fear
come close and lend an ear
***
Edmonton Alberta, Fort Edmonton Park, Terwillegar Park, September 2015
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Alberta landscapes, dog, Fiction, Fog, Hedy Bach photography, minimal to no edit, Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds - Breathless, no crop, North Saskatchewan River, Photography, Photowalking, river, Street photography
In Alberta, Colour photography, Edmonton, FujiX100s, Hedy Bach Photography, Story, Street photography, Words of music on 2015/09/13 at 05:00
According to Buddha
Just as fog is dispelled by the strength of the sun
and is dispelled no other way,
preconception is cleared by the strength of realization.
There’s no other way of clearing preconceptions.
Experience them as baseless dreams.
Experience them as ephemeral bubbles.
Experience them as insubstantial rainbows.
Experience them as indivisible space.
still your hands
and still your heart
for still your face comes shining through
and all the morning glows anew
still your mind
still your soul
***
North Saskatchewan River, Ogícize wakpá ~ Edmonton, Alberta, September 2015.
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bluebells, Colour photography, Fiction, Flora, Fog, forest, Hedy Bach photography, landscape, lifestyle, love, Patrick Wolf - Bluebells, spring, story, sunrise
In Alberta landscapes, by Hedy Bach, Colour photography, Edmonton, FujiFilm X100, iPhoneography, Landscape, Photography, Photowalking, Words of music on 2015/06/03 at 07:00
According to Buddha
Rising early and scorning laziness, remaining calm in time of strife, faultless in conduct and clever in actions. One like this will be praised.
now deep in a forest
losing all thought of spring
and nothing can help me remember
and i’m going nowhere fast
a darker day has holed at last
deep in a dream i set the calmness to spinning
and your love has come too late
away from the garden gate
wake me up when the blue bells are ringing
***
Edmonton, Alberta ~ North Saskatchewan River ~ June 2015
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Fog, FujiX100s, Hedy Bach photography, landscape, solitude, summer morning, The Walkabouts - Wake Me Up Before I Sleep
In Alberta, Buddhist philosophical concepts, FujiX100s, Landscape, Photography, Reflection on 2014/08/13 at 22:06
According to Buddha
Serenity is not freedom from the storm, but peace amid the storm.
wake me up before i sleep
can’t you see too many colours here
colours there
colours everywhere
***
Edmonton, Alberta ~ August 2014
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Constantines - Soon Enough, Culture, Fog, hedy bach photography, Photowalking, sloppy buddhist, walking
In Alberta, Emotion, FujiFilm X100, Landscape, Learning, Reflection, Women and Fiction on 2013/08/28 at 15:00
according to Buddha
People forget that their lives will end soon. For those who remember, quarrels come to an end.
years from now
they will make water
from the reservoirs
of our idiot tempers
***
Edmonton, Alberta
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