Everything has its opposite within it. Love can be very destructive if you mishandle it.
Pain can help you find ways to grow and change. Fear can eventually lead you to a path of hope.
~ Jay Woodman
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उसके सामने मेरा कोई वुजूद नहीं।
पर मेरे बगैर उसका गुज़ारा नहीं।
-रुपाली
mazeepuran (माझे e-पुराण) 
Everything is relative, it depends on where your eyes are coming from. I think the boat is a meter long.
There is a need for love in man, but one also has to be guided by reason.
Regards
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Thanks Ultra.
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Wonderful take on. The photo of light and dark is my favorite!
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Thank you Amy.
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Very interesting take Rupali – love that you used the results of a photograph from different distances as an example. light and dark is beautiful
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Thank you Tina. It was a fun though difficult theme.
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love your graphic illustration and the vivid colour of that ship!
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Thanks Kate. Hope you are doing fine. Are you back home?
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no still got 1,500km to go … should be home by the end of the week 🙂
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Yeah! I checked your post. You are a brave and inspiring woman, Kate. Wishing you a good and interesting journey back home. I am eagerly waiting to read about your experience.
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lol best view the photographic diary I’ve kept, it’s scheduled over the next few weeks … still processing the journey 🙂
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Take your time. Enjoy being home now 😊.
Thanks for sharing your images.
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thank you!
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I love the words: Everything has it’s opposite within it. True isn’t it? And the ship was a perfect example to clarify it. I’ll bet the lifeboat is quite large, just doesn’t seem like it.
And your Cairns were a great example for the prompt.
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Thank you so much Donna.
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How different the same picture can look, depending on light, distance and focus.
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Isn’t it amazing 😊. Thank kindly.
I am waiting for the next chapter of “losing everything”
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My writing got interrupted my the arrival of a puppy, but will be continued soon.
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👏
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Nice response to the challenge Rupali. The light and dark is lovely and that boat in the first photo. Wow!
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Thanks Anne.
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Beautiful images. So fascinating.
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Thank you Anita.
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Lovely words and photos. We come to know anything better only if we are aware of the opposites.
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Right. Thank you so much.
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I like the too near and too far!
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Thank you so much Yvette
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😊☀️
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Hi Rupali,
These pictures are interesting.
When you see things closer, their features are clearer. You can touch & feel them. There are chances of interactions.
At the top, from some distance — you expand your vision, feelings and soul. For example, a happy person can imagine a cloud smiling at him or her.
And it’s important to be the light when everything goes dark.
What’s the possible size of lifeboat here?
Maybe 8 m. long and 5 m. wide. Tell me the real size.
वजूद वाली बात सही कही है. मात्रा में एक गड़बड़ी है।
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And from a Jungian perspective, balance is the reconciliation of opposites.
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Yeah! thank you Laurie.
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Thanks Lokesh. Nahi, dono hi sahi hain 😁
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A good take on the theme. I especially like the lifeboat one
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Thanks a lot Derrick.
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Beautiful theme and lovely pictures, Rupali.
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Thanks kindly dear Kamal.
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You are always welcome dear Rupali.
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😊
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😊😊😊
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Lovely photos, indeed! Cool subject! Interesting to think about! 🙂
(((HUGS))) 🙂
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Thanks dear Carolyn.
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A beautiful post with beautiful photos. Loved the boat and light and dark especially.
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Thank you Ann-Christine.
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EXCELLENT! ‘We’re gonna need a bigger boat.’ Mayyyyyybeeee.
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A good news. Wishing you a great successful trip. Thanks John.
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Well done!
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Thank you.
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