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the hint of dimensions beyond two
Yesterday I went on a climbing walk through a favorite known terrain a day after the storm. I was curious and I went with friends.
I had moments of almost falling in love with the whole situation and especially some of the visuals. I totally loved the way the creek meandered grayly, with hints of various overtones. The shape of the creek at different locations and from different vantage points, similarly with a small rivulet that had pushed itself through the grass in the meadow, made me full and with nostalgia. I think I was transported a bit to childhood memories of three dimensional rivulets in the backyard and in the streets after hurricanes on the east coast of the united states. A child's eyes. And the more open soul to feel more dimensionality to the whole circumstance. Yesterday, I loved the color and shape and presence of water in full creek. Reflection and refraction and the surrounding colors and darknesses and light.
I like the kinesthetically unavoidable jumble of rocks and their beauty.
The lush moss and fern covered vertical rock face - here, now, for the eyes, in southern california.
The dead log with so much strange life. The savanna at flood stage look-alike from 10,000 feet of moss up close.
This morning I don't really understand how life is in a different moment. Yesterday there was that, today it is different, here, now. Looking out the window, the sky is blue through the skeletal winter trees. The mild inner bubbling may find even more opportunities for expression as I move toward and through other scenes. Thank you.
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Posted January 24th, 2010 by Ambo SunoThank you each, Ani, Anne, and Linda for your pithy appreciative comments. It is fortunate when we have some moments that take us a little beyond our normal. Nature + selves = possibility. Thank you possibility. And life varies, yes? To life.
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We are in love too!
Posted January 30th, 2010 by Irina FilippovaAmbo, your photos and description totally brings me into the feeling of being "in love" with the whole situation - I often feel that way in nature but to this moment have not verbalised it this way. Deeply, thank you! I gotta get out there more! :-) Best, Irina.
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Beyond two
Posted January 24th, 2010 by Linda HollierHi Ambo
You have so beautifully captured - both visually and verbally - a moment of sensing more dimensions to the world than one is normally aware of.
Your awareness of the fluidity of life as seen in the flowing waters possibly detached you from a fixed dimension and took you beyond with childlike wonder to further possibilities and perspectives.
Thank you for sharing these moments.
Linda :)