Today I was supposed to be driving her to her ski team practice. We got another storm last night that started with snow, then turned to rain believe it or not it was thundering and lightening here in the middle of winter, really freaky weather for New Hampshire. So now everything is frozen in a hard icy crust on top of the couple feet of snow we have. That is not ideal skiing conditions, so I'm letting her skip this practice and she is happy to not have to brave the gusty wind and ice. So what to do today, I have a list of things so long, but I'm feeling overwhelmed with where to start, to the point where it is kind of paralyzing. So I went with that feeling and decided to stop, be still, and just sit in my favorite meditation spot looking out my windows to the sky.
Seeing the clouds move swiftly from the gusting winds began to release me. I went and got my camera and had to step out on our deck. Look of what I saw beautiful blue skies, white puffy clouds and this bird in flight.
Here is the view from inside our living room, the corner has two big windows that when you sit on the floor and look out it is just a fantastic place to meditate, this photo doesn't capture the beauty of the view because the glass is reflected and makes the sky look white. I still wanted to share my sacred spot, it is the place in my home I go to when I need to collect my self this is where I find peace.
2 comments:
Really beautiful artwork by a really beautiful artist. I am really impressed. Apparently you are going places. But don't forget about constantly continuing your education. I did for a long time and I'm sorry for it now. You still have a long life ahead of you, and so talented, make sure you have education to back you up as well. There are many free educational sources and low-cost ones too. Just visit my site at:
http://sites.google.com/site/wesburgan
Then c lick on Educational on the left. This is not a sales pitch at all, just wanting to let you know. If you don't need to know, just pass it around. I have found these sites helpful. Good luck with your art, it seems you are truly gifted!
God bless.
Wes
Wow you work is so happy, it reminds me abit of Joan Snyder's most recent show :), keep it up...
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