When I left the hotel for Amma’s program on Thursday night, I discovered it had just poured. I stood in the parking lot and turned around. As I turned I saw so many different views of the same storm. All were beautiful in their own way.





When I left the hotel for Amma’s program on Thursday night, I discovered it had just poured. I stood in the parking lot and turned around. As I turned I saw so many different views of the same storm. All were beautiful in their own way.





This week’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Dance brought two set’s of photographs to mind.
I took the first set in February, when I went on a nature walk at Loon Lake in British Columbia. The photos are of a downed tree. It seemed to me that one of pictures made it look like the trunk was spinning, as in a whirling dervish.
The second set was from last December when I was in India watching a storm approaching. It was “ready to rumble.”





As I left the auditorium yesterday evening, I noticed there was a strange orange glow in the air. I looked up at the sky and it was blue. I didn’t know where the glow came from; it felt surreal.
When I turned the next corner, it became very windy. Once I reached the balcony on the fifth floor of of the building where I live, I could see a wide expanse of sky. The various colors and textures before me were striking.



Before long there was lightning and then rain poured from the sky!
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