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Daily contemplation’s + Pacific Sunrise shot
BEAUTY. LOVE. LIFE
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I hope to see a book from you of daily meditations with your brilliant photos. You are one of the most compelling thought leaders I know.
Thank you for your work.
Cherie Clark
Beauty of Beginnings is my attempt to capture life and contemplation in its sweet and sometimes painful moments.
I write them to inspire the infinite possibility we can create when we work together synergistically
I write them to challenge my own thinking – we all need that.
I write them to connect to you, to create a wholehearted invitation to move towards Syntropy
I write them as an expression of the very frontier I am on. Never perfect. Always curious. Constantly humbled by beauty and love.
Beauty will save the world. Without beauty we are naught. Towards beauty we bow.
For a Syntropic World
Read the last three contemplations from Beauty of Beginnings
Not friendly for humans
Not friendly for humans. Over the next decade, the follies of the ways of capitalism will serve up climate, economic and leadership chaos that will break civilisation as we know it.
Conflicts of celebration
Conflicts of celebration. How wonderful would it be to create a day that people could celebrate as a whole nation? All people included.
When we breathe, we breathe tree
When we breathe, we breathe tree. We have constructed a world where the tree is not seen as part of us but a thing of utility, where the only thing we measure in tree is its usefulness