Utagawa Hiroshige, “Small Horned Owl on a Maple Branch under Full Moon”
“The human heart is like a night bird. Silently waiting for something, and when the time comes, it flies straight toward it.”
Hatuki Murakami, “Colourless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage”
I have just finished this breathtaking book and need some quiet time to rest in it, absorb its beauty, and then I hope to write more about it.
Thanks for the passage it is thoughtful.
Namaste
Sindy
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How fortunate you are, Monika, to be able to be and rest with what sounds like an amazing read.
I’ve always enjoyed Murakami’s words and wisdom.
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Thanks, Eric. I cannot think of any other contemporary writer that would be able to introduce the spiritual into the mainstream so effortlessly.
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Hmmm this image seems familiar to me…. 😉
Enjoy the time to integrate and I’m sure to be thrilled by whatever gems you bring forth for us in future writings.
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Hello, my dear Owl Woman. Thank you for gracing the comment section.
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Monika, I was so taken with the image yesterday that I am just now realizing who this author is. Haruki Murakami, yes! I read his massive 1Q84 when it first came out in US a few years ago and was so taken with the otherworldly quality of his writing, even in translation.
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I loved this book, too!
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A very beautiful story. Thank you for sharing.
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