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Tag Archives: easter
Still ~ Honore Dupuis #writephoto
This calm landscape makes waiting a sweet pleasure: the stillness of the air, the lambs’s voices, the sharp green in the trees. Here you said once you would come back, so I wait here, every year, at the same spot, … Continue reading
Piety, Pranks and Parties: Easter medieval style ~ Alli Templeton
Reblogged from Medieval Wanderings: In medieval times, life revolved around the church, and the year was marked out by a series of religious festivals, customs and holidays of which Christmas and Easter were the main events. But contrary to many … Continue reading
Bright ~ Sisyphus #writephoto
Often we walked in those woods, you and me, when the bluebells shone, and the sky reminded us that Easter was close by. Today, the air is clear, the ground soft to our feet, as it was then. “What is … Continue reading
Back to normal
That’s it. The tree is down, the cards removed, the festive flowers have finally faded… apart from a token branch of pine and a poinsettia that are still hanging in there, determined to make it to Twelfth Night and the … Continue reading
The art of devotion – from China Sojourns Photography
Reblogged from China Sojourns Photography Devotion inspires one of the purest sets of emotions, capturing love, loyalty and deep feelings of excitement that I do not think can ever be understood beyond our own personal experiences. In the world around … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged Buddhism, devotion, easter, forgiveness, love, Myanmar, philosophy, religion, Travel in Asia
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The lamb
We walked up the hill before the dawn, a silent procession through the sleeping village. Cloaked figures led the way to the gate. No-one spoke, none broke a silence kept in vigil. Until the lamb looked at us and greeted … Continue reading
Posted in Spirituality, Workshop 2015
Tagged birthing, easter, lamb, The Silent Eye, weekend workshop
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