Day #9 – Make something with your breakfast before you eat it.
At some level, all of the art I create, no matter the form, becomes a meditation for me. The largest piece I ever crocheted was a meditation on forgiveness and letting go of anger and meant as an instrument of healing for its recipient. Last night, at my friends’ home, I was given the opportunity to borrow a lovely, well-used deck of meditation cards called The Power Deck written by Lynn Andrews and illustrated by Rob Schouten. As I often do with similar decks, I began looking through the images without reading any of the text. The one that so thoroughly caught my eye that I ceased thumbing through the deck was #4 – Offering. When I went to the artist’s site, I found that the painting is called “Oblation”, which is defined as a charitable gift given, often within a religious or spiritual context, without any self-serving motivation.
Borrowed with gratitude: "Oblation" by Rob Schouten |
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