pdurand
Hall of Famer
- Location
- Quebec, Canada
- Name
- Pierre
There is no emoji that fits to my feelings when I look at this photo. It "daws you in" by its dense composition and the intensive meditative absorption of these two. They are not in the quiet of a temple but outside in the middle of the daily bustle. The Sadhu in full concentration touching the third eye to fulfill the (emotional / spiritual) needs of the person with the energies he transfers. Great shot.
Thanks QBI - Kind of you to say. It was a few years ago when I visited London.Nigel (I guess?),
Fantastic, mesmerising image. Absolutely love it!
I've taken images of many a stairwell but none on par with this.
Cheers
Thanks Apollo T.
I like it - I hope so!@agentlossing
Visiting psych service?
The odometer in my car tripped 80,000 miles in April. It now has 80,600. That's crazy. A tank of gas lasts forever since the pandemic. I never had a 6 speed, but that's a beautiful stick.I used to drive about 30k KM a year, but since the pandemic, I rarely have the need to go out and with winter here, keeping the car in the garage is a much cleaner option. But, man, do I missing rowing through the gears...
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Thanks for you kind comment.There is no emoji that fits to my feelings when I look at this photo. It "daws you in" by its dense composition and the intensive meditative absorption of these two. They are not in the quiet of a temple but outside in the middle of the daily bustle. The Sadhu in full concentration touching the third eye to fulfill the (emotional / spiritual) needs of the person with the energies he transfers. Great shot.
Yet my second thought (concerning the Sadhu, not your photo): for a Sadhu who should have overcome his ego (lower self) he is still far too much in his body-ego as can be seen from the effort he makes for his look (hairstyle, head covering and beads).