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Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Sabbatical Moment - Rainlight...


We are in “monsoon” season here where we are supposed to get thunderstorms and showers every afternoon or evening.  It’s very localized, so sometimes we do and sometimes we don’t.  But Saturday evening, before dark, we happened to get one of the “monsoons” J  The thunderstorm and rain swirled around us, leaving all the screens and windows covered with rain and raindrops.  The neighbor’s motion sensor light was on in his side yard.  So I grabbed my camera and caught these shots of light through the raindrops.  I completely lost any sense of self with its issues, and was just in the moment, enjoying a "sabbatical" moment. 






“…drink the pure silence.”



”…let your ear teach you
which way to listen.”




“…wait without waiting;
as if it were dusk.”




and “…look into light falling,
in deep relief…”



~*~


Quotes are excerpts from a poem I found on line
by poet Philip Booth
from Lifelines…






5 comments:

  1. These are amazing! Dancing rain drops!

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  2. You are a true sister to me, you feel what I feel behind the lens, the world stands still while seeing the beauty which enraptures! Thank you for connecting, I love this....hugs x

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    1. Awwww shucks :) That is so true - the world stands still from behind the lens - and we become silent and focused - acutely aware of the magic that is right in front of us... Hugs...

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  3. LOVELY images, Christine...such dazzling moments... *swoon*... So glad you took a moment from your Sabbatical to share. :o) Happy Day ((HUGS))

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    1. Thanks Tracy... Well, "sabbatical" has turned into "sabbatical moments" - just taking moments during the day to find that inner place of deep rest into Silence... :)

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