“As we begin to meet life as it is rather than as we think it should be, as we let go of our need to control and continuously interpret our experience, we start to open to life in a completely new way. We become deeply grounded in silence.
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| Jug and Glass Jar, oil on linen |
The nature of this silence is a lack of conflict with life, and the more we open to this state of non conflict, to this state of inner stillness, we begin to fall into the grace of a different dimension of being - a dimension rooted in a deep intimacy with our own lives and with existence itself.”
~ Adyashanti
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| Blue Jug with Bowls, oil on linen |
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| Small Vase with Plate and Bowl, oil on linen |
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| Three Pots, oil on linen |
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Still life with Ming Dynasty Vase, oil on linen
Still life with Artichoke, oil on linen
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