Shadow and Light
The picture below was taken on the altar at Columbine Unity Church in Boulder Colorado. Behind the altar there is a large wall of glass with a spectacular view of the Rocky Mountains. I took the photo this past Sunday just before the early morning service.
I was struck by the contrast of the beautiful flower arrangement and the background. The light from the window caused the flowers to form a silhouette against the mountains. The result, I believe is one of those classic photos that you probably couldn’t make if you tried.
The message that occurred to me was the co-existence of shadow and light. The same is true in our life. We live with the shadow amid the light every day. The two go hand-in-hand.
It's the shadow that allows us to experience the light.

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John!
As always you are blessed with a talent...Great photo!
Good Tuesday John, starting to become a fan of your art of taking pictures...
Hi John, That was a very interesting analogy. I always consider new ideas and new viewpoints as welcome in my life.
Hi John, That is a very beautiful shot and interesting thoughts to along with it. I'm going to have to ponder on the shadow and the light, I think I usually ignore the shadows.
John, that is a nice photo!
Appreciate your deep thoughts between these two paradigms... g
Joshua...Thank you for your kind words...I enjoy your photos too. I'm impressed how you have traveled the world over.
Barbara...Thank you, I am just doing what I love to do...nothing special.
William...I share your interest in new ideas...food for the soul
Mary...Thanks for your comments. Most of us have ignored the shadow...for me I am making a conscious effort to embrace and own my shadow...I believe integrating the shadow with the light leads to wholeness.
Tony...Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day.
Hi Cherise...Thanks for your comment. I hope you are doing well.
John - It is always beneficial to be reminded that the two are needed in order to enjoy the light. Great photo.
John ~ you sure have an eye when it comes to taking photos! I just love your creativity.
Mark...Indeed, shadow and light are two sides of one coin.
Dawn...Thank you...maybe someday when I grow up I'll get a real camera ;-)