trail of footprints

Pada means foot or part of a poem and implies a step or passage in the course of one's spiritual or holistic life. Padajna is to know these sacred footprints, and pada-viya is the trail left by the pada journey. I would not think to touch the sky with two arms -Sappho, fragment 52 Me: witchy, writer, feminist, herbalist & (natural) perfumer, occasional curator, & former circus girl. Lucky enough to travel a lot. Reading tea leaves, recording dreams, & talking to birds. A note: I prefer feed readers, so I'm probably following you there & not here. Things to click on: tagged personal posts // liked posts // films // books // music // feminist tumblr // hogwarts tumblr // witch shops tumblr // bed of bones (buffy) tumblr// great conjunction (dark crystal) tumblr //

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Xiaoqing Ding - Sister Flower

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Maja Malou Lyse 

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Anton Bruehl - Swan Lake, 1950s

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David Dietrich

Flora Universalis

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James Sant

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Spider Lady 

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Orest Vereisky “By the Window” (1991)

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Christmas Eve by John Everett Millais (1887).

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The Bridge of Sighs, St John’s College, Cambridge, England

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 Beatrix Potter : “The Rabbits’ Christmas Party”

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St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh, Northern Ireland, Christmas morning.

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Clare College Bridge, Cambridge (door SharpeImages.co.uk)

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The moon (1609) by Galileo Galilei

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black cat by kanodesigns

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 Beatrix Potter : “The Rabbits’ Christmas Party”

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Gold Hill, Shaftesbury, Dorset, England

via Rob Little