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Hello litebeings!

Welcome to all the new followers and thank you for witnessing my journey. You are now “official” litebeings.  No strings attached. Just breathe and be you.

I am doing well today, the ” I” being my physical body. I have plenty to say, but my drafts need more time for refinement and digestion.  And yet, I want to share something now.  So I considered that Spring is twinkling on my part of the planet and Monet’s art is such a representation of Spring. Here are a few pieces completed in 1874. Why 1874 you ask?

Why not

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Wishing you iridescent goodness wherever you find yourself in this slice of time.

image credits ~ wikiart.org, public domain

7 comments on “Monet 1874 ~ A Slice of Time

  1. yogaleigh says:

    Glad you’re feeling better!

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    1. litebeing says:

      Thanks Leigh.

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  2. Walking My Path: Mindful Wanderings in Nature says:

    I have always adored Monet, since I was about 14. I went to an exhibit in NYC once in my 30s. I just sat in the middle of the room and felt all the colors. Could hardly bring myself to get up and leave.
    So glad you feel good today.
    Peace
    Mary

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    1. litebeing says:

      Hi Mary,

      Was that the Metropolitan museum? I went there a couple years ago for the first time and was excited by all the Monets and other impressionists. It is all about the colors, I agree!

      Thank you for your steady concern for me and my wellbeing. I take little for granted these days.

      peace,
      Linda

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      1. Walking My Path: Mindful Wanderings in Nature says:

        Yes! Metropolitan museum. Around….1983ish. So beautiful!

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  3. Karin says:

    Good to hear that you feel good today. I love Monet. The pictures are full of joy. Thanks for sharing.
    Hugs,
    Karin
    Karin

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    1. litebeing says:

      Hi Karin.

      So glad the paintings bring you joy. That is my goals. Hope you are well. May we both feel alive and at peace.

      hugs,
      Linda

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