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In an oscillating universe, if an entity does not get it together and transcend mediocrity psychologically, then the consequences remain infinitesimally dull, like a seed that never germinates. If one flowers and grows, the winds of enlightenment may be truly endless.
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Wild Beebalm. Photo by Thomas Peace c. 2015
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My Blog primarily consists of close-up nature photos (that I've taken locally) combined with original holistic-truth oriented prose and/or poetry involving mindfulness/awareness. I love nature and I love understanding the whole (not merely the parts and the details). I'm a retired teacher of the multiply handicapped.
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Perfect words with the most beautiful photo…………Love them both 🙂
Happy Friday…
Thanks much, Beth! Your flowers, too, are amazing! 🙂
This flower certainly looks enlightened – and alien! 🙂
Here’s hoping we can all flower and grow.
These are certainly different than many other flowers! We also must be beyond the norm. 😉
Beautiful flower capture. Thank you for the inspiring words, Tom!
Thanks very much, Amy; especially about the words! 🙂
wonderful words and fantastic flower photo, Thomas. That’s a really beautiful flower. Regards Mitza
Thanks, Mitza…. about the words and photo! There are tons of these in this wild location near us… with bumble bees and butterflies pursuing them! 🙂
It’s always so interesting to see flowers from other parts and climates of the world. We have a lot of wild flowers, too, that are visited by bumble bees and butterflies. These plants are very important for these animals. We have a lot of plants for all insects in our garden. Regards Mitza
This is such a beautiful picture and flower Tom.
That is an interesting flower!