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Alberta , by Hedy Bach , Calgary , celebration , Edmonton , Field of crosses , Government , Hedy Bach photography , Lest we forget , Peace , Poppy Day , Remembrance Day , The Cranberries - Will You Remember? , To the Faithful Departed , Women
In Black and White Photography , Buddhist philosophical concepts , by Hedy Bach , FujiX100s , Hedy Bach Photography , Street , Street photography , Visual Narrative on 2015/11/11 at 05:00
According to Buddha
Your end, which is endless, is as a snowflake dissolving in the pure air.
will you remember the flowers in my hand?will you remember?
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Edmonton , Whyte Ave. and Calgary , Memorial Drive, Field of Crosses ~ November 2015.
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Alberta Legislature Building , Black and White photography , First Aid Kit - Wolf , good bye Jim Prentice , Government , Hedy Bach photography , leadership , NDP , painting , peace compassion , Photography , Rachel Notley , wolf
In Alberta , Architecture , Buddhist philosophical concepts , Conceptual photography , Hedy Bach Photography , Minimal photography , sloppy buddhist , Words of music on 2015/05/17 at 07:00
According to Buddha
We can’t blame one individual for what happens in our world. I think we should blame our entire society. Society produces our leaders and politicians, and if we try to develop a more compassionate and affectionate society, we will have human beings with a more peaceful nature. Leaders, politicians, and business people coming from such a society would offer hope for a better world. Our long-term responsibility–everyone’s responsibility, whether they are believers or nonbelievers–is to find ways to promote a peaceful and compassionate society.
wolf father, at the door
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Edmonton , Alberta Legislature Building ~ May 15, 2015.
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Alberta , Art , bicycle , bottle collecting , buddha , Business and Economy , Canada , Culture , cycling , Edmonton , Government , hedy bach photography , Instagram , Mobile photography , Photographic Ethics , Serena Ryder - Stompa , Visual Narrative Inquiry , Winter , work
In Age , Alberta , Art , Body , Buddha , Buddhist philosophical concepts , Edmonton , Emotion , Feminisms , iPhone photography , Landscape , Learning , Lifestyle , Mobile photography , Music , Reflection , sloppy buddhist , Story , Street photography , Truth , Women and Fiction , Women's independence , Words of music , Writing on 2013/01/20 at 07:00
according to Buddha
Happiness or sorrow- whatever befalls you, walk on untouched, unattached.
little pieces of the music that’s in me…
looking for the greener side.
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Edmonton, Alberta . ~ 20-01-13
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buddha , Buddhism , Culture , Government , Hedy Bach photography , John Lennon , Lima , Peru , Photographic Ethics , Photography , South America , Travel and Tourism , Visual Narrative Inquiry , workers , Working Class Hero
In Age , Body , Books , Buddha , Buddhist philosophical concepts , Emotion , Feminisms , feminist theory , FujiFilm X100 , Landscape , Learning , Lifestyle , Music , Organizing , Photography , Reflection , sloppy buddhist , Story , Street photography , Travel , Truth , Women and Fiction , Women's independence , Words of music , Writing on 2012/09/25 at 00:00
according to Buddha
Judge your success by what you had to give up in order to get it.
a peeler
i took this photo with permission in Lima, Peru
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Alberta , Art , Buddhism , Canada , children , Culture , Gautama Buddha , Government , Hedy Bach photography , Lakedell Country Fair , Mersenne prime , MGMT , Muttin' Bustin' , mutton restil'in , Photographic Ethics , Photography , Prime number , Random number generation , Recreation , rural children , urban children , Visual Narrative Inquiry
In Art , Buddha , Buddhist philosophical concepts , Canada , Emotion , Learning , Music , Photography , Story , Travel , Truth , Uncategorized , Writing on 2011/09/13 at 19:00
according to Buddha
What’s done to the children is done to society.
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The rural ‘Muttin’ Bustin’ toddlers
at the Country Fair Lakedell Alberta
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…creating cultural legacies
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You were a child
Crawling on your knees toward it
Making momma so proud
But your voice was too loud
We like to watch you laughing
Picking insects off of plants
No time to think of consequences
MGMT – Kids
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Alberta , Alberta Forest Products Association , Big Sugar , Canada , Canadian National Parks , Culture , Gautama Buddha , Government , Hedy Bach photography , National park , National parks of Canada , NationalParkService , Park , Photography , tourism , Travel and Tourism , Visual Narrative Inquiry , Western Canada
In Buddha , Buddhist philosophical concepts , Canada , Emotion , Learning , Music , Photography , Story , Travel , Uncategorized , Writing on 2011/09/07 at 17:02
according to Buddha
Have compassion for all beings, rich and poor alike; each has their suffering. Some suffer too much, others too little.
…contained
contained beings
being contained
as i wander in Elk Island Park
i wonder what do National Parks mean to us…
I have lost my way But I hear a tale About a heaven in Alberta Where they’ve got all hell for a basement…
Big Sugar
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Alberta , Barrhead , Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock , buddha , Buddhism , Canada , Culture , Gautama Buddha , Government , Great Blue Heron , Hedy Bach photography , Jake Owen , Photography , Religion and Spirituality , Visual Narrative Inquiry
In Buddha , Buddhist philosophical concepts , Canada , Learning , Music , Photography , Story , Travel , Uncategorized , Writing on 2011/09/05 at 07:00
according to Buddha
The foot feels the foot when it feels the ground.
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Woah never gonna grow up
Woah never gonna slow down
Woah we were shinin’ like lighters in the dark
In the middle of a rock show
Woah we were doin’ it right
Woah we were comin’ alive
Woah Yeah caught up in a southern summer
Barefoot bluejean night
Jake Owen – Barefoot Blue Jean Night
Barrhead is a town in the Canadian province of Alberta . There is a vibrant and mixed agricultural industry ranging from dairy to sheep to fruits. On top of this, major deposits of natural gas and oil exist in the area, creating a fairly wealthy and diverse local economy. The area was originally boreal forest , and still produces significant timber. There is also a high density of wildlife in the area, with black bear and mountain lion known to come into town limits . Barrhead’s official bird is the Great Blue Heron.
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