Hello!
One of the most suggestive moments in my life is the birth of the day. I’m not referring to the sunrise exactly, but that odd moment between first light and its presence in the world …
the dawning
I’m not sure if everyone sees this moment the way I do, as a particularly mysterious moment. I’ve heard it referred to as the breaking of dawn or breaking day. This is the moment that seems to me where the day is at its potential glory … and spiritually one can imagine this as the feeling one might have before the full light of illumination is manifest!
In any case, the other morning I was up and about rather early a I had an appointment in Rovereto. My friend had decided to come with me, so I passed by her house to pick her up. I was a little early so I took out my trusty Olympus and took a few shots. This is the one I chose for today:
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I’m linking this post to: Carpe Diem #913 spirituality
The following is an article which I found interesting … it speaks about getting up at 5:30 in the morning to meditate 😉 : The Meaning of Zen Practice – Kannon Do – Zen Meditation Center
(Btw, just in case you’re wondering – I am not affiliated nor do I promote any religious structure, Zen or otherwise.)
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i like that haiku a lot. the image too of course. yeah, early morning is spectacular. fun on. aloha.
Thanks — you’re right fun on!
perfect way to view the new day
Thanks Candy.
‘crack of dawn’ does’t quite do it – implies that one would have preferred to stay in bed 😉
‘dawning’ is definitely the most poetic.
I always like silhouetted trees.
I love working with shadows and silhouetted trees are fantastic – I’m glad you agree with dawning …
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You know how I feel about the dawn! Beautiful, Georgia.
Absolutely gorgeous —
Thanks Paloma, I really enjoy seeing the day blossom .. 🙂
I love watching daybreak through your poetry and your photos, cara. Quelle beauté|
Thanks so much Cheryl-Lynn.
Beautiful! enjoyed eading your links as well.
Thank Dolores … I like giving a little extra when I can and am happy to see you liked that.
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