Solve et Coagula
Originally posted on Inspire&change:
A small example of how we are destroying the nature’s beauty. Everest summit has been a boom in past two decades and it will be too late for us to realize what we have done to the spiritual and one of the beautiful places in the world. Once upon…
This my entry to Sue Vincent’s #write photo prompt, fragrant. A great writing adventure, with wonderful participating artists. Photo © Sue Vincent One summer, as a young lady, taking a stroll through grandmamas gardens, overwhelmed by the beauty and scents, I stood in the center of the four paths and decided to dance. In rapture, […]
Read More A Waltz, my dear?This is my entry for Diana of Myths in the Mirror’s monthly speculative writing prompt. I wanted to give it a shot and change up an endearing story of brother deities, Lord Ganapati and his brother Lord Kartikeya. Of course, the elephant in the image brought forth this new take on the legend. “Om Gan […]
Read More Lord Ganapati and his brother Lord KartikeyaOriginally posted on Thru Violet's Lentz:
Tentative by J.C. Montgomery tucked away inside my heart where no one else can see is everything that i have left of who i used to be you cannot tell by looking you would never know to touch as this clever veil of aging flesh only lets you…
Originally posted on Stuart France:
* We live with hidden presences. The village street, its air heavy under the hot sun, its surface baked hard beneath our feet, is lined with dwellings. Vessels of the, as yet, unknown… Before we enter any one of these home-steads we are confronted by a labyrinth painted in brightly…
Originally posted on The Silent Eye:
? In Part One, we looked at how Arthur M. Young, a brilliant engineer and inventor, was fascinated by the ‘act of knowing’, and determined that there were four stages to this central part of our consciousness. This can be illustrated by the following search for what might be…
Originally posted on The Silent Eye:
You have probably never heard of him. He was an engineer by training. He was the primary inventor and developer of the Bell helicopter, which made the promise of point to point flight a reality – though it had been discussed for centuries beforehand. This inventor, engineer and scientist was…
