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Wind and Water and Storms
The end of autumn in the north often comes in through protest with winds howling and the water protesting the cold that wishes to submit the world into one of frozen silence. Though the temperatures … more →
Through a Jungian Lens
A Holographic View of Reality
Diane wrote 15 hours ago: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED WARNING! BRAIN CELL TWEAKING READ This is a well written essay that outlines how … more →
Wind and Water and Storms
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Robert G. Longpré wrote 6 days ago: The end of autumn in the north often comes in through protest with winds howling and the water prote … more →
fresh sonnet #2
s. charles davis wrote 1 week ago: A silenceable reflex to presume We’re together here for a different reason. The same deep swel … more →
Mirror Images
Robert G. Longpré wrote 1 week ago: With mirror images such as this scene from a bay of Lake Athabasca, the eye and the mind are often d … more →
The Prisoner
gardenserf wrote 1 week ago: I really enjoyed last night’s premiere of the miniseries “The Prisoner” on AMC. T … more →
Isolation and Insulation
Robert G. Longpré wrote 1 week ago: A plane is coming in for a landing at the small airport just outside of the Fond du Lac reserve comm … more →
Fond du Lac
Robert G. Longpré wrote 1 week ago: This is a view of the eastern end of Lake Athabasca in northern Saskatchewan. This is also the star … more →
Hubris - Ineffective Leadership
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Robert G. Longpré wrote 1 week ago: For the next series of photos, I will be using photos taken in Northern Saskatchewan when I lived on … more →
On Being Self-Responsible
Robert G. Longpré wrote 2 weeks ago: This is a detail from an old Ukrainian Catholic church which is found in countryside in east-central … more →
Mirroring Inner and Outer Reality
Robert G. Longpré wrote 2 weeks ago: This will be the last of the Changzhou, China photos in this series of posts. I have chosen this ph … more →
Inside Looking Out
Robert G. Longpré wrote 2 weeks ago: As I wandered the lanes of an older section of Changzhou, a part of the city that was being razed in … more →
E-Scratches on the Cave Wall
boatacrosstheriver wrote 2 weeks ago: There are at least two reasons why I like to write this blog without attaching my name to it. 1. I … more →
Think Globally, Act Locally!
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ngqibs wrote 2 weeks ago: Think Globally, Act Locally! A different approach… I have always had an interest in understand … more →
Rippling
Michael Patton wrote 2 weeks ago: Some time back, I realized I needed to get myself into better shape before I could really affect pos … more →
Maintaining Essential Connections
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Robert G. Longpré wrote 3 weeks ago: This photo was taken in Suzhou, China, at the edges of a large park area called Tiger Hill. The can … more →
C.G.Jung, Twitter and its Shadow
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heidekolb wrote 3 weeks ago: The Rubin Museum of Art in NYC is currently offering a fascinating event series, the Red Book Dialog … more →
Jade Buddha
Robert G. Longpré wrote 3 weeks ago: I am currently going through my China photos in hopes of selecting the right ones for a book that I … more →
A Fractal World
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Robert G. Longpré wrote 3 weeks ago: Fractal World - April 24, 1998 Some of my paintings aren’t taken from my dreams such as this o … more →
Dreaming and Painting
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Robert G. Longpré wrote 3 weeks ago: The Swimmer - March 23, 1998 This painting was my recording of a dream. Sometimes I record dreams w … more →
