Childhood Imagination
This depicts an inner landscape, rather than an outward one. Childhood play includes so much faith in the unseen, and this fact is universal and unifying across cultures.
This depicts an inner landscape, rather than an outward one. Childhood play includes so much faith in the unseen, and this fact is universal and unifying across cultures.
Mindfulness of our quotidian tools, improves our ordinary time, and augments everyday life. Finding beauty in the useful and mundane can be seen as a spiritual practice.
We are surrounded and held, cherished and enveloped by the divine.
That glorious moment of enlightenment when the blind is raised and the glorious morning is revealed. Morning has been transformed out of night.
This painting depicts a favorite line in Psalm 23 in the King James version.
So many faith traditions value a congregation gathered to listen and learn.
I am a strong advocate of listening to God, trying the Spirits (unless it is good it is not from God), and if it is good, then being obedient. That’s what this painting is about.
I love the sense of protection expressed in the idea of being tucked up underneath God’s wing. In the everlasting arms we are embraced, nurtured, and carried along.
This is a depiction of the Tree of Life from the Bible.
Surrounded by beauty, we cannot help but cherish the Creator.