The Land Of Enchantment
Marc Christensen • March 22, 2019
Here is Marc's Profound Photo for this month. He simply presents it here for us. I like that because, having lived in New Mexico for thirty years, I have experienced the beauty, magic, sacredness, and mystery of this place, which needs no additional explanation. Marc has a photographer's eye for capturing the essence of a place, as we see here.
"Looking back, I realized that little patch of shade beneath the tree became much more than a resting place. It became a waypoint—a place where I had to stop, get my bearings, and face the possibility that I might not be able to keep going on my own."
If “expensive” were one of the principal attributes of what it means to be elegant then most of the world could never experience elegance. But anyone can, it turns out.
"I must conclude again that no one — at least no one I know of — has become whole. At best, they have become 'wholer.' More whole." Also, an invitation to a Messy Elegance Project conversation
What I've Learned Since Defining Elegance with the Help of Flipboard and AI Also, an invitation to a Messy Elegance Project conversation
Messy Elegance is a process, not a thing and how a workshop started this whole messy elegance idea
