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   Hallelujah Truth April 18, 2014 at 9:18 am #

   Gosh Callahan! I don’t know what to respond to first–the quote or the photo of the tulips! You have succeeded in saying so much in so little space! I admire you! I often am a slave to time and would like to ignore it. And ideas, yes please! Not really…but the ONENESS is something I reach for in my Daily Creative Practice. I’m copying this saying down. Thank you and for the bright colorful spring flowers!

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     Callahan April 19, 2014 at 11:29 am #

     thanks for your response Carol. Think there is no real classroom other than where we are at any given moment. Me too, grasping for the moments of one-ness, a dance that comes and goes.

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   Carol Hays April 18, 2014 at 9:53 pm #

   Callahan, I feel that I am still such a student, yet one with no real classroom. How do I ‘relinquish ideas and concepts’ that I am yet learning? You are the teacher, the master. At midlife I am trying each day to make myself one with the inspiration, but I find myself not satisfied. How do you embrace the oneness and be satisfied? How does one become a vase of tulips, an impromptu installation?

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   Vickie Martin Coniso April 19, 2014 at 11:15 am #

   I love this quote – it is a “meaty” quote – there are alot of way to look at these words. The tulips are amazing – I wished they lasted longer because they are such a joy to see the brief time they are here

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     Callahan April 19, 2014 at 11:26 am #

     thanks Vickie. I guess in that way the tulips don’t last very long so goes our journey. I noticed this morning how beautiful they are even as blooms fall apart.