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Friday, September 29, 2023

SkyWatch Friday - Sunflower(3577B), August - 2023 - Quote - Neena Verma, GRIEF GROWTH GRACE: A SACRED PILGRIMAGE

Image 3577B Sunflower, August-2023. ©Perlick Distillery, Sarona, Wisconsin.
Quote: “We all know that a sunflower instinctively knows its source of life-giving energy, and follows it the whole day. Some of us believe that when it is dark and the Sun is hiding, the sunflowers turn to each other, and energize and strengthen each other. This faith is beautiful.” ~ Neena Verma, GRIEF GROWTH GRACE: A SACRED PILGRIMAGE

23 comments:

  1. ...I miss the bright color of the sunflowers, but they are now doing their assigned purpose in life! Joyce, take care and be well.

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    1. Tom, sunflowers sunny faces change when they experience cooler weather. Fall is here.

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  2. The heavy bowed heads of sunflowers look so humble.

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    1. Penelope, agreed. Sunflowers look humble when cooler weather comes.

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  3. Great quote and photo. After a long season, the sunflower takes its bow.

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    1. "Taking a bow" yes the sunflowers are certainly doing that. LOL!

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  4. It gives the decay feel with natural degradation.

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    1. Agreed. Decay of the sunflower but I think they used to make vodka. Flowers are located at a nearby vodka distillery.

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  5. The life of a sunflower, storing the energy of the sun and returning it to Nature's creatures in the form of pollen and then seeds. It's beautiful to behold.

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    1. Yes. Seeds for the birds to eat. Yummy for people too.

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  6. Wonderful photo of the sunflowers and awesome quote ~


    Wishing you good health, laughter and love your days,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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    1. I found these sunflowers at a Vodka Distillery nearby. First they are used as a maze, then animals/birds probably eat some seeds and then I think, the flowers are used to make vodka.

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  7. Wonderful quote, apt for the beautifully poignant photo.

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    1. Shiju, thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment.

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  9. I love the quote and photo

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  10. Great photo and wonderful quote. Sunflowers seem almost animated to me.

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  11. Your sunflower is nodding off to sleep after a glorious summer.

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    1. Kenneth, they are sleeping that day except for the nice off and on fall breeze going by.

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  12. I love sunflowers - greetings from Germany
    Kirsi

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