The gorge at Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria 2012 (from the bridge above)
The concept is water flowing without interruption (in spite of obstacles) and reaches its destination…sounds like success to me.
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Friday Photo: I Ching No. 7 The Army
23 OctThe classical interpretation for No. 7 is “The Army” as in stored military strength stored up in the people. The contemporary translation is “leading”. I chose this photo to represent both translations.
Ron and Paul Munich 2012
Friday Photo: I Ching No. 14 Possession in Great Measure
11 Sep
FAITH
This photo also works as alphabet photography.
Friday Photo: I Ching No. 1
14 Aug
Shrine Room, Indiana War Memorial
The contemporary translation of the first hexagram is “force” (or creative)…for that I have a photo of a catapult on the grounds of the Tower of London, which misses the intention. Getting back to the early translations, this photo in the Shrine Room feels more like “heaven above heaven” based upon the paired trigrams which make hexagram No. 1.
Fun fact: To take this photo I laid on a “cool” marble slab bench.
Friday Photos: No. 26 Potential Energy and No. 41 Decay
3 Apr
Asparagus bed, mature at 20+ years
Fully functioning pump
Buzzing bee hives
Firewood_use it or lose it
Friday Photo: No. 3 Sprouting
20 Mar
Sprouting peonies
Another I Ching inspired post. Sprouting is also related to “difficulty with beginning”.
Friday Photo: No. 33 Retreat
13 Mar
From the Leonardo in Munich
This image is a fond memory of joy and relief after a red-eye flight and a long day on the assembly floor. circa 2012
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