You cannot find peace by avoiding life.
Virginia Woolf
to be at peace is to rediscover love
Gyorgy Kurtag, Grabstein für Stephan, Berliner Philharmoniker, Claudio Abbado
© living stills
Richard Wagner, Prelude 3rd act, Tristan und Isolde, Stadtkapelle Dresden, Carlos Kleiber
non-violence
when there is no longer any violence within us
therefore no conflict, no split, division or separation
peace reigns around us (Patañjali yoga sūtra)
a return to oneself, a reconnection with one’s multi-dimensional being
masks fallen, illusions lost
the light shines and spreads
away
far away
Kaspar David Friedrich, zwei Männer am Meer
the wound
it is through the gap in the wound that the light passes (enters/leaves)
light passes through (after Rūmī)
Mark Rothko, orange and yelllow
whatever happens welcome, be grateful
whatever arises from oneself welcome, be grateful
the movement that brings you back to yourself :
allowing what is
saying yes (to what happens, not to the programmed scenarios that perpetuate suffering)
invites the transmutation of suffering
without struggle, blame, rejection or attachment
admitting that this is what is happening
the resolution is always on another level
return to unity
Gustav Mahler, Symphoniy nr 3, Wiener Philharmoniker, Claudio Abbado
the breach
the place of least resistance, where it gives way: crack, tear, rupture
expansion and opening : lighting up
something else appears
kintsugi
in the Japanese art of the sublimation of the break, repaired with fine gold
molten gold: light that reunites what was separated
resilience, a new life given to an everyday object
a new dimension revealed
a plus
the precious
© Haragayato
being at peace
a tranquil state, vibrant, lively, agile, mobile, profoundly alive
Marc Namblard, nocturnes
