Sea and Sky

Psychic experience
Natural judgment
Empirical connection

Manifested natural appearances, the divine encompasses the material world.

“The holiness of the real is always there, accessible In total immanence.” – Kenneth Rexroth

Certain respect
Analogous related
Motivational connections

Certain magical venues emphatically present change in dramatic fashion.

“We make clear to ourselves what causality as such is by putting ourselves into the contexts in which the interdependent relations of the changes in things show themselves, namely step by step and in a continued series of corroborations.” – Edmund Husserl

Gregarious
Strictly coastal
Scrappy omnivore

At the limits of experience, things are most interesting.

“Sinuous, lithe, and undulating, in flight the grackle looks like it was handcrafted by Modigliani or Brancusi.” – John Nova Lomax

Primeval sense
From the beginning
Development stage

The present is the commencement of the future.

“It’s amazing how a little tomorrow can make up for a whole lot of yesterday.” – John Guare

First moment
Time to come
Dream apprehension

Life on the edge offers many rewards.

“At sunrise everything is luminous but not clear.” – Norman Maclean

Wavelength variance
Considerable stratum
Activity range

The effort required to get up and experience the sunrise is always rewarded in some fashion.

“O, Sunlight! The most precious gold to be found on Earth.” – Roman Payne

Morning backlight
Agitated waves
Gusty winds

Sometimes exhilaration comes when weather conditions are physically uncomfortable.

“The sea does not like to be restrained.” – Rick Riordan

Still sound
Clam evening
Contemplating itself

Infinity is sometimes observable on the continental edge.

“If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, Infinite.” – William Blake

Folded strata
Gravity action
Enclose on all sides

Intricate patterns present at major boundary junctions on the beach.

“Beautiful is what we see, more beautiful is what we know, most beautiful by far is what we don’t.” – Nicholas Steno

Sun below
Horizon twilight
Cloud penetration

Experiencing the ocean before dawn establishes our existence on a rotating planet.

“Open the doors and receive all the light. Let the rays of sunshine come in.” – Jyoti Patel