Burden
85 creative works found
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40×50 cm canvas on board, oil colours. the tridimensional particularity it’s not easy to see… but it surely has one. I asure you… / and a touchable one, too. thank you for looking and comments.
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40×50 cm canvas on board, oil colours.
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A Collaboration with John Warren of Laid Back Photography and Bonita Moore of BMoore Photography & Design…............ ©2008
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The Goblin (inner child/history) weighs heavy on Zombie (ones depressive state) / Coloured pencils on paper. / 18×28cm / 2007 Original work has been sold.
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Another earlier image…. The burden of a heavy heart…
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Lay Rest Your Burden
by loramae“For if I never had a problem, I wouldn’t know that He could solve them, I wouldn’t know what faith has brought me through” Taken from a …
I have been praying about something that defies any efforts of my own , I have done all that I can in this trial….so I told the Lord as I was praying, that I would give it to Him…He told me He already had it… :)
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Created in Ultrat Fractal 4. Thank you in advance for taking the time to view and for the favourites. :)
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Years ago, I found this prayer by an unknown author and have cherished it ever since. I’ve coupled it with a photo I took at Cypremort Point off of Vermilion Bay on the coast of Louisiana. I think deep waters are appropriately symbolic of our hearts and souls and sometimes we have to plunge into their depths, or better still invite the Lord to come there with us, to bring to the surface anything that needs to be revealed for our healing and wholeness and happiness. I think this is a cleansing prayer for the conscience which needs to be visited regularly under the loving presence of God. I hope this blesses someone today.
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Thought of the Day - Rid Yourself of Burdens
by Kristy LeeIt’s easy to blame someone else for your troubles. Yet when you’re truly honest with yourself, it’s clear that blaming someone else will …
It’s easy to blame someone else for your troubles. Yet when you’re truly honest with yourself, it’s clear that blaming someone else will not add the slightest bit of value to your life. / It seems fair and reasonable to expect your problems to be solved by the people who caused them, but stop and think about it. Do you really wish to give those people who caused your problems any additional control over your life and your future? To move your life in the direction you choose to go, you must be willing to take full responsibility for it. That means moving past what’s easy and accepting that things are not always going to be fair. Perhaps life has given you a burden you don’t deserve. Instead of seeing that as an excuse to give up, see it as an opportunity to give more. Though you may not have brought the troubles upon yourself, you can nevertheless make positive use of them. Choose to take full responsibility for your own situation, and you’ll begin to see how you can rise from it to a level that’s higher than ever before. Real success does not result from everything going perfectly. Real success comes when you’re willing to move forward no matter what may happen. KEEP SMILING, KEEP MOVING FORWARD :)
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A web hangs on to a set of railing atop an abandoned foundry. The wind was very intense this day.
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The Burden on Your Back
by Alix PurcellHere’s your neck, another step / All I can do is hope / It doesn’t hurt too much
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This lady was trying to sell carved wooden statues on the side of the road in Spain, in 40 degree heat. She looked weary and tired of the task but no doubt has a family to feed. I thought she would be a great candid – the colour and patterns of her fabric and earrings intrigued me and the lighting was perfect. Canon EOS 400D / Shutterspeed 1/60 / Aperture f/5.6 / ISO 100 Featured in the European Everyday Life Group – 15 October 2008. ©lallymac – this image is the property of Lallymac and cannot be used or reproduced without the express permission of the owner.
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Do our pets carry the burden of their love for us? Or do we carry the burden of our love for them?
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see journal entries: / Wet Snow and Downed Trees … Part 1 and Part 2
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Painting by © Lyden /\/\_
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An old horse in North Kent Marshes.
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Pressures of the modern world interwoven with references to myths, legends and various inspirations.
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this is my ghana; the ghana where women build the nation balancing work, motherhood and responsibility with feminine grace. the ghana where the infinite inner strength of its women reigns with the peace and tranquillity of their confidence of success. the ghana that carries all her burdens and never gives up, but just keeps looking ahead.
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The Burden Of Love
by Melissa ParkIf I could take your troubles, / With my own, / Upon my shoulders, / I’d carry them for you- / Until time consumed the burden, / Of my love.
I am always watching over you BY conilouz
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