Happy Wandering Buddha
copyright Monika Roleff 2006.
posted by Imogen Crest @ 1:00 AM
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The Lemurian Hermitage
A hermit is a person who lives apart from society. Traditionally, this has meant living alone and self-sufficiently, but not always. This House of Solitude is occupied by a Hermit who came from the Lemurian Abbey to connect back to nature and enjoy the serenity and tranquility. She welcome guests. (All images on this site remain the property of the artists and writers, and it is their exclusive work. All images copyright 2007.)
Tuesday, January 31, 2006
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The Soul Food Cafe Store is the place where travellers, who plan to travel lightly, can stop to buy some supplies. The Messenger and Tote bags are perfect
for carrying your journal, scissors, glue and pens. Buy one and you will be ready to write anywhere, be it at the local coffee shop or while waiting for an appointment.
The Crest Hermitage is a Nature Store stocking a wide variety of magnificent nature cards, prints, magnets and other merchandise. It features the work of Monika Roleff.
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2 Comments:
I have a carved statuette of a Happy Buddha, which was given to me many years ago by a co-worker. Your picture reminded me now of this little fellow who sits front and center in a glassed-in cabinet. The Buddha was precious to my friend and co-worker, but for reasons unknown, she wanted me to have it. Shirley Marie was a deep thinker and had powers that I cannot begin to understand. Time and miles intervened and I lost touch with her. I have to believe that she is no longer living because she predicted the date and time of her death, which was, at that time, thirty years in the future. I think about her though, every time I see the little Budda and rub his tummy for luck.
Vi
It's funny how objects remind us of people. Intriguing, Vi.
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