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Arise, awake, O friend of my dream.

Arise, awake, O breath of my life.

Arise, awake, O light of my eyes.

O seer poet in me,

Do manifest yourself in me and through me.

 

Arise, awake, O vast heart within me.

Arise, awake, O consciousness of mine,

Which is always transcending the universe

And its own life of the Beyond.

 

Arise, awake, O form of my meditation transcendental.

Arise, awake, O bound divinity in humanity.

Arise, awake, O my heart's Liberator, Shiva,

And free mankind from its ignorance sleep.

  

-Sri Chinmoy

  

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Arise Awake - on black

Took this on a recent solo road trip up north to the ghost town of Bodie. It was both exhilerating and frightening to take off on the road alone and drive so far from everyone I knew. The idea was to just drive without trying to plan where I would go and what I would do- a real change from how I normally am! The trip took 3 days in total, with lots of motels and quaint little diners on the way. Surprisingly, the ghost town itself was a little anti-climactic as I didn't get many good pictures. It was full of tourists and rangers and was largely boarded off from the public. But I found this place called Fossil Falls as I was driving. I was the only person there, so I got to hike the area alone. This is volcanic rock which gives way to a 40 foot gorge beneath me where a waterfall used to flow. Once inhabited by native americans, it seems to have become something of a forgotten pit stop now that all the water has dried up. Being here as the sun went down was definitely the highlight of my trip. Some moments I have to pinch myself. I feel so lucky to be alive.

  

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Another Portland night owls shot of the Hotel Rose.

 

#99 - Nocturnal (116 pictures in 2016)

#48 - Night Time (52 in 2016)

time to get up

Cornus florida knoppen

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Come pull a sheet over my eyes so I may sleep tonight,

despite what I´ve seen today

I find you guilty of a crime of sleeping at a time

when you should have been wide awake

( Audioslave, Wide Awake )

 

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The Pfeifferhorn peers over Maybird Gulch, high in Utah's Wasatch Mountains & Lone Peak Wilderness

Awake, but refusing to get up until i wish you all a wonderful day

This is an HDR shot made up of 5 shots taken in autobraking mode (-1.4Ev; -0.7Ev; 0Ev; +0.7Ev; 1.4Ev). HDR was made with Enfuse. You can read additional technical information in my profile (about section).

In these bodies we will live

In these bodies we will die

Where you invest your love

You invest your life

 

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TOTW: Nightmares <--I finally decided to participate in a group on here. Woo :)

 

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Another one with Pernille.

Assist: Anna Neubauer

 

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Llyn Y Dywarchen - Snowdonia - Wales - Uk

out now for Soiree

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Clothing- Coco

 

Wild Canada Lynx in Northern Ontario

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Awake my soul, awake my soul

 

How fickle my heart and how woozy my eyes

I struggle to find any truth in your lies

And now my heart stumbles on things I don't know

My weakness I feel I must finally show

Har har, har har, har har, har har

 

In these bodies we will live, in these bodies we will die

Where you invest your love, you invest your life

In these bodies we will live, in these bodies we will die

And where you invest your love, you invest your life

when you realize what you thought was the worst thing was truly the best thing. (and you're so thankful for modern medicine)

 

"no human can act beyond the level of their consciousness or development." (despite how much they tell you how honest and honorable they are.)

  

Only the country-liver can fully feel it -- this dying of night with the birth of day -- this supreme moment when the mists and dimness and low voices of the one exhale into the melody and brightness of the other. It is a daily miracle -- this sudden transition from gray to rosy light -- this unrolling of the landscape--this assumption, in delicious crescendo, of sound -- this quickening of the day's life over the sleep of night -- this flying of darkness, as of a ghost pursued, before the flooding of light -- this oldest of all stories again told. Awake, for the day has dawned.

 

-- Ellen Chapman (Hobbs) Rollins

  

Hong Kong morning hours can be very quiet compared to other cities.

This shot was made before sunrise when the city is not lit up that much compared to when it's evening but still the view was not less attractive.

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BeetleCam snuck up to this sleeping lion and then got a bit of a shock when his eyes flew wide open!

 

For more BeetleCam photos, check out our new blog post: BeetleCam vs the Lions of the Masai Mara

 

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White-breasted Nuthatch, cautiously approaches the hollow to see if the Eastern Screech Owl (Grey morph) is home .... awake. Southern Ontario.

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A quick run to the Sunshine Coast on a hazy morning. Love the light.

 

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- Canon 5D MK II

- ISO 100, f16, 32 seconds, 18mm.

- Canon 17-40 f/4 L Lens

 

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About The Sunshine Coast

 

The Sunshine Coast is an urban area in South East Queensland, north of the state capital of Brisbane on the Pacific Ocean coastline. Although it does not have a central business district, by population it ranks as the 10th largest metropolis in Australia and the third largest in Queensland.

 

Many of the Sunshine Coast's towns began as simple ports or jetties for the timber industry during the 1860s and 1870s, as the area once had magnificent stands of forest. Likewise, the region's roads often began as snigging tracks for hauling timber. Timbergetters used the region's creeks, rivers and lakes as seaways to float out their logs of cedar – the resultant wood being shipped as far afield as Europe.

 

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When you're falling awake

And you take stock of the new day

And you hear your voice croak

As you choke on what you need to say

Well, don't you fret, don't you fear

I will give you good cheer

Life's a long song

Life's a long song

Life's a long song

If you wait then your plate I will fill

As the verses unfold

and your soul suffers the long day

And the twelve o'clock gloom

Spins the room, you struggle on your way

Well, don't you sigh, don't you cry

Lick the dust from your eye

Life's a long song

Life's a long song

Life's a long song

We will meet in the sweet light of dawn

As the Baker Street train spills your pain

All over your new dress

And the symphony sounds

underground puts you under duress

Well, don't you squeal as the heel

Grinds you under the wheels

Life's a long song

Life's a long song

Life's a long song

But the tune ends too soon for us all

 

I was reminded of those over night journeys, you know the ones, in my case down to London, usually on 1M12, i think it was, around 2 ish am off Wigan, that dust laden compartment stock, and the sticky feel that it had... you'd nod off pretty quickly, and on arrival you would be vaguely aware of awakening at some point and seeing something, but couldn't remember clearly.. any how you'd be as dry as an old stick and the butties you had left, cheese on hovis, made you even clackier, and the bottle of corporation pop (water) was tepid and pretty uninspiring, but you drank it any way, so you could bin the bottle, to make life easier on the tube journey's.

From many a poor start such as this, great day's were had.

 

Jethro Tull's ( Ian Anderson ) Life's a long song was released in 1971, as a fifteen year old this song was awesome, and i still like to listen to it. I am fairly certain it was from the Minstrel looks back album.

Signs of spring along Brecon and Monmouth Canal at Bridge 137 near Llangynidr with catkins gently blowing in the breeze.

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