Impermanence - traffic Typography Smell of pine branches

Smell of pine branches

copy of water grass (Print Only) by Art collection

I used to see the a lot in Cape Town South Africa where I grew up

Pink & Green G (Print Only) by Elf Paper Co

An old and wise octopus

Impermanence - traffic Typography Smell of pine branchesIn August 2016, I do a 10 day Vipassana retreat, an intensive meditation technique. The exercise, difficult but instructive, plunges me into an introspection and leads me to relativize my relationship to time and things. I learn Anytia: it is Impermanence, which is temporary. It is a universal law that applies to everything. Everything changes. Everything is evolving. Everything dies. This simple observation frees the mind, which can now accommodate