Originally posted on Pacific Northwest Life in Photographs: Click images The size of this courtyard is immense.
via Japan’s Largest Museum — Pacific Northwest Life in Photographs
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Mindful simplicity — Haiku out of africa
tucked deeply away – in the beauty of our minds – such simplicity © Lize Bard @ https://wandererhaiku.wordpress.com/
Archived Thoughts — cellarofcreativity
Amongst a broken society my ora screams desire bringing my consciousness to the epitome of enlightenment, well for now at least. Truth is The irony in succeeding lies within the eyes of whom dwell in the mirror, but can my image be fooled by its superior? I often wonder if it is us […]
Featured Artists: Dadug Krew
Duke Of Lancaster Graffiti Art Ship…FLINT, WALES – MAY 09: The former cruise ship The Duke of Lancaster sits in it’s dry dock adorned with graffiti on May 9, 2013 in Flint, Wales. The ship locally known as the fun ship has been covered with graffiti by international street artists. The art project is organised by a local group named Dudug. Artists have travelled across europe to put their own style of graffiti on the 1950’s ship. It is hoped that in the future the ship and it’s dock will become a haven for outdoor sculpture and street art. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
UNREAL. HAD TO POST: Richie Jackson’s “Death Skateboards”
Guiding light. – Nina
Sedative poetry for meditating
Allow its resignating
In your psyche’
Designed effects: deep breaths n closing eyelids
It’s you and I
Mellow your senses, light candles or incences
Again; return to the breath and remain centred
Clear your mind, it’s only your breath
Vision a bright light, now concentrate on its depth
Breathing like calming ocean tides
These spoken rhymes a guide
To relax or open minds
Sending you to your to splendor
Which is… whatever you desire.
Nina
Graffiti Daily : “ONE DAY AT A TIME” short film by: @sugarbombing
Buddhism and The Dharma: Right Mindfulness — Great Middle Way
The term translated into English as “mindfulness” originates in the Sanskrit term smrti and its Pali counterpart sati, which literally means “that which is remembered”. The primary connotation of the Sanskrit term smrti is “recollection”. Thus, mindfulness implies “remembering to be aware of something or to do something at a designated time”. Five Components of […]
Mean Glean Athene — MANAGE THE DAMAGE
Buddhism and The Dharma: Right Effort
And what is Right Effort? There is the case where one generates desire, endeavors, activates persistence, upholds and exerts one’s intent for the sake of the non-arising of unwholesome, unskillful …
Source: Right Effort
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