“All That Matters When Photographing”
All that matters when photographing is the feeling – the Feeling of Belovedness.
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“It’s Not What You Photograph”
It's not what you photograph, nor how, only who you are doing it. Not the what, nor the how – only the why. The who determines the why.
“Helping to Heal the Camera”
To help heal a sufferer, for him to find his Soul, is to help him to then become a healer helping other sufferers to find theirs. In a sense, in the same way, helping to heal
“My Nikon Digital Becomes a Grateful Patient”
When we were idle, I didn't have to hold my F3 – but I loved to. The digital, however, I need to, because, like all patients, it is very sensitive. And I love to hold it,
“The Healer As Photographer”
All healing, whatever the particular modality employed, has two phases. First, Inspiration: the Spirit, chi, entering down into the healer. The passive phase as the subject is viewed. And then the active phase: Aspiration. The Spirit
“Through My Consulting Room Window”
Through my consulting room window I can see the two personages I often consult when in difficulty. One is a large tree which seems to have grown so much since we occupied the house. As if
“For a Psychiatrist to Put a Child on Ritalin”
For a psychiatrist to put a child on Ritalin is an indication of his incompetence. What incompetence? He can't see the little one's Soul – because he can't his own.
“In the Middle of Meditating”
Something very strange happened to me today. I was in the middle of meditating when I suddenly realized I'd meditated about two hours previously – and had completely forgotten. I wonder Who concluded I needed to
“A Haiku Is Triggered by a Sudden Perception”
A haiku is triggered by a sudden perception: a frog jumping, a child playing, a sparrow in the nose of a Buddha statue. My photographs, too, are initiated by a sudden new vision. So, in a
“The Non-believer Daren’t Believe”
The non-believer daren't believe until he Knows his mother's love.