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Showing posts with label Heart Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heart Photography. Show all posts
Friday, 20 July 2018
A New love?
It's been a while since I had the desire to write on here..... but something just keeps pulling me back. Maybe my reluctance thus far stems from the fact that Heni (who my blog centered around) is no longer here. It's a year and 9 months since she passed away... and yesterday, the (19th of July) we celebrated what would have been her 23rd birthday at the beach.
Henibean was originally written around my life with Heni ...a Trisomy 18 warrior... the whole blog was pretty much a record of how I tried to keep some semblance of health, sanity, creativity and balance in my life and family throughout her last few years of life.
Monday, 24 July 2017
Healing HEARTS
Since my last post on Heart Photography and Visualization, where I told you about my "heart challenge", I have continued to photograph even more hearts and post them on my Instagram account (For those of you who don't YET follow my Instagram you can see some of them when you scroll below)
I mentioned that It all started out as a way of "intentionally looking" but ended up with each heart being a message to me of:-
Labels:
Birthday,
black and white photography,
book,
celebration of life,
Creativity,
Grief,
Grief management,
Healing,
Heart,
Heart Photography,
heart shaped,
Heni,
love of hearts,
The four dilemmas of the CEO
Friday, 30 June 2017
Heart Photography and visualisation
Daughter number two says that I am obsessed..... And I guess I am!
For many years I've loved to stroll along a beach and down a country lane looking for the perfect heart shaped rock or pebble... I always like to collect the best samples and decorate my garden with them... some dotted around hidden in the vegetation.... and
Labels:
experiment,
goals,
Heart Photography,
heart shaped,
hearts,
imagination,
intention,
love of hearts,
obsessions,
personal development,
potential,
Richard Wiseman,
The Luck factor,
visualization
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