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Friday, January 15, 2010

Cover Of Evening


Cover of Evening, a collaboration; between Cindy Tebo,USA (photo ); and Gillena Cox,TT (verse ); done in 2009; now dedicated, to the reconstruction and regeneration of The New Haiti

Facts about the Lotus
Lotuses are found in white and pink colors in general and they grow in shallow and murky waters. The plant has its roots firmly in the mud and sends out long stems to which their leaves are attached. The leaves are sometimes, and Lotus flowers always, raised above the water surface. The beautiful and fragrant Lotus flower opens in the morning and petals fall in the afternoon. A bud symbolizes potential. The well known Buddhist mantra, "Om mane padme," refers to the jewel in the lotus, enlightenment. The Lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) symbolizes purity, beauty, majesty, grace, fertility, wealth, richness, knowledge and serenity.

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11 comments:

  1. Very nice, Gillena and Cindy...on lotus...its the National Flower of India :)

    "waning" sun -- a typo,

    wishes,
    devika

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  2. Bravo, bravo, it's beautiful and the words match, also love the text :)

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  3. sense of prayer and hope
    from your gift

    shanna

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  4. Thanks, Gillena, for posting this!

    Devika--I didn't even notice the typo. This photo was taken at the Missouri Botanical Garden. I finally got there when the lotuses were in bloom!

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  5. well done both of you
    john

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  6. This is complete and perfect

    I did not know the lotus opens in the morning and drops its petals in the afternoon.

    a life in a day

    we all have as much

    Gratefully,
    Dianne

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  7. i like the association between budding and reconstructing, thanks for this very optimistic thought, and yes, Haiti will rise from the rubbles.

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  8. __Grand... the photo, the verse, the Lotus. Hope. _m

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  9. Thanks all for stopping by
    Thanks for all your affirmations of Hope for Haiti
    Dev--I looked at that piece over and over again and didn't see that incorrect spelling before you brought it to my attention; Thanks

    much love
    gillena

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