In February of this year, way back then, before Covid was acknowledged, my son took me to the Green Gulch Zen Center for my birthday. I had never been there before. It was wonderful gift. Time slowed down and we were living in the moment, a sense of presence and heightened awareness. The whole day was like that, magical. I have deep gratitude for having been able to visit this place where I experienced a deep, quiet peacefulness. Especially now, as I look back from this time and place of such uncertainty.
Green Gulch Zen Center, Marin County, California
Patti Moed brings us this week’s Lens-Artists photo challenge: A quiet moment.
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Most welcome 😊💗🙏
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Very nice post 👍
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Thank you, I’m glad you liked it.
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Most welcome 🤗🙏😂❤️
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A lovely and beautiful post. Your son must be very thoughtful and knowing you well. ♥
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Thank you and yes he does.
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♥
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I can almost feel and hear the quiet, Arati. A lovely gift and an equally lovely post.
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Thank you Patti
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Truly capturing the peace and repose. Loved these.
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Thanks Jann
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The first image fills me with a thoughtful sense of peace. Amazing details and textures captured by the camera. ❤
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Thanks Olga, the lighting over the sculpture of Quan Yin was incredible… Only natural light coming in from a small skylight above. The sculpture is located in a garden tool room. I was stunned to see it in this setting and to experience such a sense peace as I did when standing before it.
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What a beautiful place and such a thoughtful gift Arati. Your son must be very special
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Thank you Tina. Yes he is, and clearly he knows me, the things that important to me, very well
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Nicely photographed. Good eye. Good camera, too?
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Thank you John. And yes, I like the Fujifilm X-T3 a lot. So much I still want to learn on it. I just need to prioritize doing this… easier said than done 😦
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