How well the photo supports the unfathomable hugeness of these words..
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Yes, I was mesmerized by the photo. Unfathomable. Hugeness. Immensity. All of that.
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Speechless….
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incredible. and both post today about the immensity to be found in life.
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Wow! Great perspective today David.
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Thanks Val.
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I’m looking forward to this movie–a revisit of Moby Dick.
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Me too Sandy.
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Could it be because “we” are afraid of drowning
In the very simplicity
of ‘this’ moment,
Here; Now?
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Now, that is likely to be true.
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That kind of shrinking feels good. So right.
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It does Helen.
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When we feel oneness and the connection to everyone and everything including the enormity of that whale!! only then can we really feel our immense potential and purpose in life 🙂
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And we try and try and try…
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Every moment we are all headed into the enormity of the great unknown…sometimes with thoughts so preoccupied, our eyes so dull & unaware, not ready to register what is below our feet, next to us, behind us, above us or in front of..we miss the opportunity to breath, to be one with ourselves & one with the great expanse out among the reality of life’s gifts ..and other times with our thoughts so eagerly hopeful, our eyes so brightly attuned toward the distant horizon we move forward with a determination to create, grasp memories and experience self growth in finding ourselves in the thick of it all, exploring life..laughing, living, loving, stretching, doing for other feeling content. We’ve become intrigued & comfortable in the mirco level surrounding us that we have the courage and drive to become individually and collectively engaged in life that we contribute on the macro level. …
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Thank you for sharing.
How well the photo supports the unfathomable hugeness of these words..
Yes, I was mesmerized by the photo. Unfathomable. Hugeness. Immensity. All of that.
Speechless….
incredible. and both post today about the immensity to be found in life.
Wow! Great perspective today David.
Thanks Val.
I’m looking forward to this movie–a revisit of Moby Dick.
Me too Sandy.
Could it be because “we” are afraid of drowning
In the very simplicity
of ‘this’ moment,
Here; Now?
Now, that is likely to be true.
That kind of shrinking feels good. So right.
It does Helen.
When we feel oneness and the connection to everyone and everything including the enormity of that whale!! only then can we really feel our immense potential and purpose in life 🙂
And we try and try and try…
Every moment we are all headed into the enormity of the great unknown…sometimes with thoughts so preoccupied, our eyes so dull & unaware, not ready to register what is below our feet, next to us, behind us, above us or in front of..we miss the opportunity to breath, to be one with ourselves & one with the great expanse out among the reality of life’s gifts ..and other times with our thoughts so eagerly hopeful, our eyes so brightly attuned toward the distant horizon we move forward with a determination to create, grasp memories and experience self growth in finding ourselves in the thick of it all, exploring life..laughing, living, loving, stretching, doing for other feeling content. We’ve become intrigued & comfortable in the mirco level surrounding us that we have the courage and drive to become individually and collectively engaged in life that we contribute on the macro level. …
Immensity in all of these words…