View allAll Photos Tagged WISDOM
|INSTAGRAM| |FACEBOOK| Experience brings wisdom… Yaşanmışlık bilgelik getirir… BeNowMeHere, Timimoun, Algeria, 2017 via 500px bit.ly/2yJfpO4
Wisdom is one of the 16 orphans
in the Belgian orphanage "Joko Kopé" in Togo...
More info: www.jokotogo.com
Henry wants you to know he plans on leaving his graying muzzle completely natural.
Those faded hairs are surely the sign of wisdom.
Daily Dog Challenge 2744. “Natural"
Our Daily Challenge - May 13, 2019: “Faded”
Stop on by Henry and Toby's blog: bzdogs.com - The Secret Life of the Suburban Dog
It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see. - Henry David Thoreau
.
.
_________________________________________
Let's connect on other networks:
_________________________________________
.
It always amazes me when I capture a child, and I swear I can see the wisdom of the ages in their eyes.
How is it you always
Seem to know
Just when I need to let
The tears flow
You surprise me
Every time
With your beauty
So sublime
View towards the South Downs from Wilmington, East Sussex, UK.
Other poems and images can be seen at my website:
All freebies used for this pic can be found here! fabfree.wordpress.com/2021/09/16/divine-wisdom-of-the-ear...
7/365 expecting much knowing things got to get slower. As I sit here watching swan lake I give the world another image. Hope everybody is having a nice day.
Inspiration Her work is the love of my life! (And of course the work of my flickr friends!)
I had to borrow this giant wooden face from my Dad. He's Buddhist and is fascinated with Hinduism as well. (The face is a Hindu God, I believe)
"To be wise we must seek wisdom in only the right places and times."
~ unknown
This is along the Okagawa at Yokohama (Japan). The sunshine was just superb when I was enjoying these blossoms!
"Books are the ever burning lamps of accumulated wisdom." ~ George William Curtis
Update:
Isaiah had his last appointment at Chapel Hill today and was completely cleared!
On another note, it is the end of the year and being the procrastinator that I am.... I'm trying to get all my continuing education credits in so I can actually practice pharmacy next year.
Up to my eyeballs in articles and video presentations....
Have a great night!
Excerpt from Wikipedia: Tsz Shan Monastery (慈山寺) is a large Buddhist temple located in Tung Tsz, Tai Po District, Hong Kong. As a Chinese Buddhist monastery established for the inheritance of the teaching of the Buddha, Tsz Shan Monastery is a sanctuary for the purpose of spiritual purification, and endeavours to open the door to compassion and wisdom for the public through various activities. Much of the monastery building funds were donated by local business magnate Li Ka-shing.
Within the Tsz Shan Monastery, an outdoor bronze Guanyin statue, 76 meters in height, is the second highest in the world. Tsz Shan Monastery completed its construction and opened to public visitors in April 2015, led by the Venerable Kok Kwong HHCKLA.
Excerpt from the Guide Map of Tszshan Monastery: The Grand Buddha Hall has its front facade divided by columns into seven bays with an eighteen-metre high roof ridge. Inside the Hall three Buddha statues are placed, namely Sakyamuni Buddha 釋迦牟尼佛, Bhaisajyaguru Buddha 東方藥師佛 (the Medicine Buddha), and Amitabha Buddha 西方阿彌陀佛. On either side of Sakyamuni Buddha stands his attendant disciples, Cenerable Mahakasyapa 迦葉尊者 and Venerable Ananda 阿難尊者. The statues are carved from camphorwood 樟木 either painted with gold powder or affixed with gold leaves. The statues inside the Hall were carved following the sculptural traditions of the Tang 唐 and Liao 遼 Dynasties. On the two sides of the Hall, there are eighteen bronze statues of arhats 十八羅漢. At the back of the Hall, visitors can find an illustration of the Maitreya Descending Sutra 彌勒經變, reproduced with modern technology from the north wall of cave 25 of the Yulin Grottoes 榆林窟, east of the Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes 敦煌壁畫, as well as illustrations of the bodhisattvas Manjusri 文殊經變 and Samantabhadra 普賢經變 from cave 3 of the Yulin Grottoes.
Wain Wath force Swaledale Yorkshire Dales . After walking up this river for an hour looking for a suitable composition i was about to give up when i came across thees unusual shaped slabs of rock washed smooth with a hole in the middle of one of them and a nice waterfall placed conveniently behind them , you just have to don't you .
Many believed that trees possessed a unique energy, a life force that could be transferred to humans through physical contact. In Native American cultures, for instance, the act of hugging trees was seen as a way to connect with the wisdom of nature and to heal both body and soul
~
digital draw and paint
abstract
While visiting one of my sisters this weekend for a family birthday, I could not resist taking a few pictures of her kitties.
Caught this shot this morning of her oldest kitty Momma who is getting up there in years. She was giving me her best "I don't do mornings" scowl but she suddenly perked up when something outside caught her attention.