November 21, 2008
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The spiritual healing of the fine arts starts as we recognize ourselves in others.
Our love to others defines the depth of the steps we leave in life
Tomas Karkalas 1955-?
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Joyous!
Inviting!!
Delicious!!!
~ Alex from Our Evolution
Comment by amzolt — November 21, 2008 @ 21:28 |
Dear Alex,
Thank you for so emotional feedback. Your hearty words bridged my artworks
with my dreams, with trust in the power of the beauty to join our hearts and
so spread the gratitude over the Earth.
Your comment rescued me from sinking in musing about the needlessness of
the disabled in the modern world – Thanks once again for your so precious
support to stay in faith. I say so because your comments were the only
earning of my blog. While reading your response, I was convinced that money
I receive as the family dependent for my play with computer were spent not
in vain.
Thanks once again
Comment by Tomas — November 22, 2008 @ 09:45 |