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Zen Bear

The soul can soar, can float, can fly. It weighs not. It transcends. It is the everlasting, inextinguishable, inexhaustable fire that explodes throughout the galaxies. Blazing in stars and supernova's, reflected on dark nights by the moon, as it runs through my veins to my aching, longing, pilgrim's heart, to return to that Breath from whence I started, to be reunited and to start again. Yet, I can only say where I have been but not to where I am going, even though I must have been there before. But my soul says, "not to worry", for I live in an invisible ocean of abundance and in this journey all will be provided for. So, in secret confidences my soul has spoken deep to my core and has revealed "that fear knocked on the door, and faith had answered, and no one was there". Never worry. visionary imagist "Joey"

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T.D. Ruley 09 Oct 2007

interesting...does he know he's floating? cool idea dude

Artist Reply: T.D. Ruley: It is the moment of Zen that has captured his being. Thanks for stopping by.

Johna Gibson Bowman 12 Aug 2007

Your work is amazing.

Artist Reply: Johna: Thank you for the kind comment, especially considering that I do so appreciate your fine art too. Your sharing makes me smile in my heart.

Margaret Platt 26 Jul 2007

Again, you have made me smile, inside to outside. I don't know where you get your inspiration from, but wow!! I love this entire concept!

Artist Reply: Margaret: Your viewing my work and commenting brings a smile to me too. I always look forward to hear input from other artsits that I respect. Thanks for dropping in. Please do so, again.

Arevik Tunyan 20 Jul 2007

nice drawing

Artist Reply: Arevik: Thank you dor stopping and looking at my artwork. Your words are well appreciated. Thank you!!

sheila stanley-powell 17 Jul 2007

ok joey, here i was looking at this bear and thinking "this is really funny, something you could easily use for a greeting card" and then i read your piece and it just kinda blue that idea right out of the water. such a serious commentary for such a 'light ' piece of work. i do love the painting.

Artist Reply: Sheila: I try to paint what's not easily seen. I don't always accomplish my task but I try. I am glad that you stopped and read my words and enjoyed my little prose. I sometimes spend my free time at a monastery just to get away. Maybe, just maybe, I am learning something there. Well, stop again, if you like. I do appreciate your comments and respect your opinions. Again thanks!!