Recent drawings exploring ancient symbols and Buddhist teachings.
The Seed of life within us all. The seven interconnected circles represents the interconnection of life on Earth and the universe. It is the seven days of creation emanating from one single source.
The sound of oneness and nothingness.
The sound of the word of God.
The Lakota symbol with the seed of life below and the Ankh symbol of eternal life above.
With nothing, I can pass through the single point between the triangles of heaven and earth.
I can die before I die.
Our ancestors live on in us.
They are us.
When we breathe, they breathe.
When we walk, they walk.
They live on with us.
Each spiral represents the physical, mental, and spiritual of a human life.
I follow each spiral to the centre and then return. The stillness deep within each spiral offers the peace and happiness I search for.
If we can witness our thoughts, we become the presence beyond thought. In the drawing, the image of who I am is an illusion, created by my thoughts. I wear my crown, created by my ego. Through stillness, I see myself from the wisdom of the Buddha leaf and the Eye of Providence.
I am now more than my thoughts.
The crown contains suns and moons, representing time and thought.
I let go of time and thought.
Letting ego go.
Accepting what is.
A sacred place.
Upon entering the cathedral I felt the timeless stillness. In stillness there is no past or future and no thoughts. I let go of time..
As I sit, the stained glass window becomes a Mandala.
I start a spiritual journey.
The constant chatter in my mind
The symbol of chaos is eight arrows pointing in different directions. On my arms I hold onto the constant chatter of past and future thoughts.
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