the old world of refletion vs the new world of agitation
This is an image from the film Baraka
Where or what is this image?
| Suggestion | By | From | Votes | Vote |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| the old world of refletion vs the new world of agitation | Lilith Le Fay | Portugal | 47 | |
| Japanese Buddhist monk, alms bowl, Kinhin or walking meditation | Fergus | France | 47 | |
| Why agitation? I read the whole movie as showing the beauty and agony of both worlds. There is an anti-industrial/materialist message I think, but it also shows how the "natural" world is not so different from the "human"/new world. | Mu | Here | 27 | |
| China, meditation step by step | Joanna | Poland | 25 | |
| Tokyo, Japan | Mr. Chris | California, USA | 24 | |
| Lilith is correct | josh | bali | 24 | |
| futility of time as a huma creation | wall | vancouver, canada | 23 | |
| Buddhist monk, new york city, in walking meditation | Pat | Canada | 22 | |
| zen monk | danielle | NY | 2 | |
This is a monk, and what he's doing is a... This is a monk, and what he's doing is a form of penance. Again, not sure on the details here, sorry. | GnomeSlice | Canada | ||
the practice of total prescence the practice of total prescence. the bell draws back the mind to the present so that each step may be experienced individually. it most certainly is NOT a non-verbal commentary on the surroundings. that would be uncharactoristic. | ickyras | california |
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