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Tri-Love



What does this have to do with communing with animals?
 - it helps me to get more conscious

Learning how to paint has been a lesson in focus, discipline and most importantly, it has taught me how to really look.  I have limited my use of my amazing sense of sight by my belief systems.  The first time I painted a horse's eye, for example, my art teacher laughed and said I needed to look at the shape of the eye I was painting rather than presume it was the shape I had in mind.  I also noted, for the first time in my life that there are dark lines between the light lines in the sky when the sun sets. Two of many great realisations.

Being more aware of what I see provides me with a more open mind.  It is the most liberating thing on earth nowadays for me to notice a block, limit, belief system - or whatever it is that is stopping me from being objective.  I highly recommend learning something new - all the time.  It is fun when you start to drop the blocks.

My latest adventure - learning how to play rock drums.  Watch this space and I will let you know how it goes.

Here are some of my paintings.  Some are still for sale.  If you are keen to purchase, email me.  
gabbysea@gmail.com

Thank you for being my witnesses(-:
For the love of animals.


 



"Innocence"  donated to  Rhino Project

"Jula" - painted for a friend





















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