Monthly Archives: March 2010

When you come directly into contact with fear, there is a response of the nerves and all the rest of it. Then, when the mind is no longer escaping through words or through activity of any kind, there is no … Continue reading →

I found him in a dingy room, dirty water running along the back in a gutter or open sewer. He had been there a long time and was weak, stifled, but safe. The door was heavy, of iron or steel … Continue reading →

Looking north from Harting Down, past East Harting to the Rother Valley.

One of an occasional series of images of the dead I come across.

You cannot wipe away fear without understanding, without actually seeing into the nature of time… – Krishnamurti

Spot the movie…

How do you deal with fear? Turn on the radio, read a book, go to a temple, cling to some form of dogma, belief?Fear is the destructive energy in man. It withers the mind, it distorts thought, it leads to … Continue reading →

No new camera for a week…

The peculiar tendencies that arise with advancing age must be understood and corrected while we are still capable of detached and tolerant self-observation and study; our fears must be observed and understood now. Our energies must be directed, not merely … Continue reading →

Today marks the first day of spring, the last day of winter; half way between the shortest day and the longest; the longest night and the shortest. I welcome the spring! Also, this is the last daily photo with this … Continue reading →

In a world of vast organizations, vast mobilizations of people, mass movements, we are afraid to act on a small scale; we are afraid to be little people clearing up our own patch. We say to ourselves, “What can I … Continue reading →