Part of the Landscape

Artwork: Gin Durham.

See also the previous posts:
• Leporid Sculpture
• Surreal
• Leaping Hare
• The Leaper
• Leap
• Hare House
• Edgy and Contemporary
• Dancing Hares
• Bronze Hare
• Stone Arch

Bel Homme

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Sacred Phallus
See also the previous posts:
• Year of the Phoenix
• Morning Touch
• Morning Light
• Poolside
• Versatile Phoenix
• Released and at Ease
• Sweet Offering
• Reciprocal Lovemaking
• Joyful Lovemaking

Image: Phoenix Fellington (photographer unknown).

Harvest Moon

Artwork: Catherine Hyde.

See also the previous posts:
• Up With the Larks
• Hare and Swallows
• White Hare Over Water
• Into the Dark Woods
• Maximum Significance
• An Extraordinary and Ancient Archetype

Headwear

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In October Field

Image: Photographer unknown.

See also the previous posts:
• A Still Moment
• Mostly Solitary
• Unhoused
• Solitary Hare

Feeling Nature

Writes Inayat Khan . . .

A soul who is not close to nature is far away from what is called spirituality. In order to be spiritual, one must communicate, and especially one must communicate with nature; one must feel nature.


See also the previous posts:
• The Beauty of Nature
• “It Is Time to Rewild”
• Thomas Moore on the Circling of Nature as the Best Way to Find Our Substance
• The Divine Masculine Principle
• “We Are Still Mythical”
• I Call to Cernunnos
• Morning Light
• So Many Names
• To Hear His Piping
• Bel Homme – 5/12/18
• Bel Homme – 6/12/17
• Bel Homme – 8/22/15
• Bel Homme – 4/22/13
• Bel Homme – 9/5/12
• Bel Homme – 7/5/12
• Bel Homme – 6/7/12
• Bel Homme – 6/2/11

Image: Subject and photographer unknown.

Hare and Pink Moon

Artwork: Source.

See also the previous posts:
• The Hare and the Moon
• Hare and Full Moon
• Rising Moon
• Over the Moon
• Moonlight Hare
• Moongazer
• Hare in Moonlight
• Moon Hare