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4 Comments to “Double Take”
Beautiful dogs and great photo but if that’s Lassie in the foreground then who’s that at the back?
Thank you Ryan!
It is Lassie and his clone ;)
Its as if the filtering system itself were the ego, and what can be potentially seen is infinity itself. Therefore, the ego can be looked at as a friend that allows us to experience a particular scene in the production of our own personal epic movie. Its just a matter of remembering that we can modify the parameters to see and feel something unique with each and every moment.
Beautifully put!
And that is something great to remember, to know that we indeed can modify those parameters of what we see.