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Intuition, Dead Grasses, and Photography

What does it mean to know something? When I read a non-fiction book, for example, my mind generally understands the information in a...

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Jan 8, 20213 min read

Sunrise in Sedona on New Year's Day (or, What's a 9:08?)

I thought I'd celebrate the dawn of the New Year (literally) by taking some sunrise photos where we live in Sedona. I consulted my...

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Jan 1, 20212 min read

Simplicity vs. Minimalism - Seeing More by Looking at Less.

Here's an experiment: for a few moments, gaze at this photograph while holding the word "simplicity" in your awareness. Note how the word...

paulhawkwood

Dec 27, 20202 min read

Grates and Gratefulness Under the Sun

Ok, it's a so-so pun, but I think this rusted iron grating suggests the beautiful interconnection and wholeness we can experience when we...

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Dec 1, 20202 min read

The Beauty of Light and Shadow

This is the lampshade on my home office desk in Eugene. I took a photo of it because of how the many lines, shapes, and shadows created...

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Nov 30, 20201 min read

Desert Sunset, Desert Clouds

One of the things I love about living in Sedona is the wondrous play of light at sunrise and sunset. Often the high clouds break up into...

paulhawkwood

Nov 28, 20201 min read

Seeing What Can be Seen

It's interesting how a camera can teach us to see. The world is so utterly full of objects, places, shapes and shadows, color and light,...

paulhawkwood

Nov 17, 20202 min read

The Heart Persists

I was walking by a retirement home in Eugene one morning on the way to our meditation center when I saw this simple heart drawn on the...

paulhawkwood

Nov 15, 20201 min read

Up or Down...or Pausing and Seeing

A staircase in the Willamette National Forest creates both a practical means of getting up and down a hill, and a beautiful sculpture of...

paulhawkwood

Nov 14, 20202 min read

Walking Through Sky and Water

When I was an English major in college, I fell in love with words—their sounds and rhythms and energies, their subtleties and brashness,...

paulhawkwood

Nov 11, 20202 min read

Chairs, Normalcy, and Sitting out the Pandemic

While I'm waiting for my latte to be made at our favorite coffee shop one Sunday morning, I look around the usually-busy cafe at all the...

paulhawkwood

Oct 24, 20201 min read

Beauty, Light, and Mystery Down Under - an Invitation

What is more real - the whole, or a part of the whole? On one hand, when we see the entirety of something, we identify it with its name...

paulhawkwood

Jun 22, 20202 min read

"Who Would You Be Without Your Story?" - Byron Katie's method for questioning painful beliefs.

Most of the stories we tell ourselves aren't really real... Sun umbrella reflection on glass picnic table. Have you ever noticed how your...

paulhawkwood

May 18, 20201 min read

Yin and Yang in the High Desert

A cool and misty morning in Sedona Have you heard the expression "high and dry"? Well, that can often be a description of Sedona,...

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May 14, 20201 min read

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Intuition, Dead Grasses, and Photography

Sunrise in Sedona on New Year's Day (or, What's a 9:08?)

Simplicity vs. Minimalism - Seeing More by Looking at Less.

Grates and Gratefulness Under the Sun

The Beauty of Light and Shadow

Desert Sunset, Desert Clouds

Seeing What Can be Seen

The Heart Persists

Up or Down...or Pausing and Seeing

Walking Through Sky and Water

Chairs, Normalcy, and Sitting out the Pandemic

Beauty, Light, and Mystery Down Under - an Invitation

"Who Would You Be Without Your Story?" - Byron Katie's method for questioning painful beliefs.

Yin and Yang in the High Desert

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