Moravian fields, Czech, 2016 - by Marcin Sacha (1970), Polish
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Moravian fields, Czech, 2016 - by Marcin Sacha (1970), Polish
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Marcin Sacha landscape : Tuscany Fields
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"Contemplating a loving God strengthens portions of our brain — particularly the frontal lobes and the anterior cingulate — where empathy and reason reside. Contemplating a wrathful God empowers the limbic system, which is ‘filled with aggression and fear.’ It is a sobering concept: The God we choose to love changes us into his image, whether he exists or not.”
— Michael Gerson, quoted by Brian McLaren in A New Kind of Christianity (original source: The Washington Post) Quote for the DayAnamchara • The Website of Unknowing
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Labyrinth of Dreams: 9929, by Marcin Sacha, via marcinsacha.arte.usermd.net.
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La Toscana en fotos de Marcin Sacha.
Si Italia no existiera habría que inventarla.
Untitled - photo/montage/artwork by Marcin Sacha, from "The Phantom of Liberty" series
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Marcin Sacha ~ Moravian Fields 6