Saturday, December 16, 2006

They don't, you know...

"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science."

-Albert Einstein
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9 comments:

  1. Donna1:45 PM

    WOW, I just went thru your blog and found it very intriquing. What wonderful illistations, comments and quotes. I love the contrast between your simplistic sketch work and deep thoughts. I also commented on your Africa photos and I am interested in seeing more. I would love to try my hand at painting some of them if it would be ok with you? Thanks for the comments on my blog, I so glad it brought me to yours!

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  2. Katinka2:10 PM

    I've always loved that quote!

    Thinking about your post reminded me of when I was little. I would concentrate so hard trying to imagine what is before...before this earth, before the universe, before time...
    The process was like stretching a rubber band, only to find it snapping back into the present in frustration. There really is a limit to our understanding now, and no matter how hard we strive to search the mysteries out, there are always more beyond. I think that's probably why I especially love the promise "We will know even as we are known"!

    Thanks for giving me something beautiful to think about this morning...

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  3. Anonymous3:52 PM

    life would be boring without it...there would be no need to invesitgate further and delight in the happenstance discoveries...
    as always i love your illustrations and words

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  4. isay 3:59 AM

    it's nice to be back and to be able to read your quotes and thoughts and illustrations once again.

    Have a nice holiday!

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  5. Anonymous5:05 AM

    its possible that this is the answer to the meaning of life!
    love ya work as always, you know it! x

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  6. Spinning Girl7:37 AM

    How boring it would be if it all was solved.

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  7. Anonymous5:12 AM

    death is life's mystery, indeed...I like to fancy it's just a one way trip.
    merry christmas...

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  8. Chuang Shyue Chou7:27 AM

    I love the minimalistic feel of this piece. Besides, the composition...

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  9. baggelboy10:20 AM

    I think that they know.
    It's us that don't know that they know that we don't know what they know.

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Willie

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