above is a picture from Macy and Marko's photography class at Omega.
They had so much fun.
hope you like the quote below!!
Namaste,
Michele
have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma,
a harmless enigma
that is made terrible by our own mad attempt
to interpret it as though it had an underlying truth.
-Umberto Eco
2 comments:
Hi, Michele,
I don't think I've left you comments before today, but yours is one of the first ones added to my bloglist and there it will stay. I like it because it's positive without being sugary. The other items on my list are oriented toward either angst or atheism, and I value them, but yours is agenda-free and quite refreshing.
The photo on today's post flashed me back to the Spirit of Life course I completed last year at my Unitarian Universalist church. UU's 7th principle is "respect for the interdependent web of existence, of which we are a part." During one session, we sat in a circle (there were about a dozen of us), and we passed a ball of yarn back and forth, across the circle, while continuing to hold onto a strand. Each time we passed the yarn, we made a statement about the person who had passed it to us and the person we were passing it to. It was a simple, yet relaxing and enlightening exercise. We soon felt our interconnectedness even more deeply.
Namaste to you!
wow!
thanks for you very kind words.
I like that exercise with the ball of yarn that you described!!
thanks for stopping by!!!
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