Reblogged from moorbay
Lenticular clouds over Mount Fuji, Japan. These are stationary lens-shaped clouds that form at high altitudes, usually perpendicular to the direction of the wind.
No way
(Source: moorbay, via deep-sea-grace)
new york, 1939
photo by helen levitt, from street seen: the psychological gesture in american photography 1940-1959
we live in a world of categories. it’s a symptom of the nearly unlimited choices which bombard us online and offline every day. things must be organized, sorted, and categorized to be manageable. while this can sometimes be incredibly helpful, in other cases it can be dangerously deceptive.
an…
Chapter Six (by Peter Rollins)
“As soon as you grasp God as an object in the world, God is nowhere - you’ve lost God… but as soon as God is nowhere and you open yourself up to just be, God is now here.”
Brilliant!
Oh hullo
Amazing!
