Julia de JP
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Pierre Bonnard - The Breakfast Room (Dining Room Overlooking the Garden), 1930-31.
Elvis, the pet rat
Perfection may look beautiful, but it leaves no room for improvement—or even for life itself.
In seeking to cleanse every impurity, we sterilize the very conditions that nurture growth and transformation.
The mind needs its doubts and contradictions, just as fish need murky water for nourishment.
Peace is not found in flawless clarity, but in the quiet acceptance of what is often messy, muddled, and real.
Out of muddy water, clarity emerges like the lotus flower.
From "99 Zen Moments"









