Leaves fold inward
I'm turning inward too, shutting doors and windows,
sifting through the past in the moment,
releasing the past in the moment,
noticing the moment
"Reality is reality. It transcends every concept. There is no concept that can adequately describe it, not even the concept of interdependence. To assure that one doesn't become attached to a philosophical concept, out teaching speaks of the three non-natures to prevent the individual from becoming caught up in doctrine of three natures."
-Tich Nhat Han-
This woman is noticing too...noticing how she feels perhaps, on that specific day in the early 1900s. She might be contemplating her place in the world, seeing visions, struggling with her dual nature, or maybe pausing, just pausing in the tumble 'have-to' of her days.
Julian Dimock took these historic Florida photos, published in "Hidden Seminoles" by Jerald T. Milanch and Nina J. Root
Tomorrow Is Another Day
by Ms
Made this 1 minute video while looking at the book, and listening to the chants of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan with Michael Brook
1 minute
3 comments:
i'm surprised to see your leaf folding plant indoors. can't remember it's name but i have 2 of those with purple leaves and pretty pink flowers. they multiply like crazy and survive through the winter. do you know its name?
Loved this film, the book, imagining another sort of Florida, and hearing your voice...thank you...
LOVE this post. just LOVE
it
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