Just this, today: A set of collages for your Sabbath, with words contained in them printed below each.
May they encourage rest and refreshment for your body, mind, heart, and soul.
“Rest is not idleness, and to lie sometimes on the grass on a summer’s day listening to the murmur of water, and watching the clouds float across the sky, is by no means a waste of time.” -John Lubbock….. Serene on the inside….. Escape.
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You can dream anything… When you’re up in a swing! Drifting softly in the breeze, swaying gently to and fro… sweet… thoughts… The garden became a special, safe place for me. I felt connected with something…
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Musings… Your Own heart…
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Grace Inspiration… sweet soul care… root deep, grow… illuminate the dusk… Touch The Light… Glow… Quiet time.
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There remains a rest for the people of god… Let us therefore make every effort to enter that rest…
-Hebrews 4:9,11 NIV
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Next time: the surprises I encountered in the collage process by which these came to be, and how it has made a “new beginning” for me…
3 thoughts on ““Sabbath Desire”: Collage”
Beautiful collages, Sylvie. So lovely! And how I love to collage. I didn’t come to it willingly or naturally, and now, I can’t get enough. It is a perfect accompaniment to words. And images (not in an idolatrous way) speak to deep heart places. The Bible is filled with imagery and metaphor. God made our minds and imaginations to think in colorful pictures. I love how He teaches me truth through art.
Can’t wait to read your insights.
Love
and Happy Sabbath!
Lynni
That’s kinda the way it’s been with me. I had no idea it would be so enjoyable to me, let alone so meaningful! Sometimes it expresses ideas or feelings better than writing, doesn’t it? And the pre-existing pictures and words serve as a wonderful catalyst to keep carrying the whole process along. I think maybe I could get addicted! 😉 Thanks, Lynni
Beautiful collages, Sylvie. So lovely! And how I love to collage. I didn’t come to it willingly or naturally, and now, I can’t get enough. It is a perfect accompaniment to words. And images (not in an idolatrous way) speak to deep heart places. The Bible is filled with imagery and metaphor. God made our minds and imaginations to think in colorful pictures. I love how He teaches me truth through art.
Can’t wait to read your insights.
Love
and Happy Sabbath!
Lynni
That’s kinda the way it’s been with me. I had no idea it would be so enjoyable to me, let alone so meaningful! Sometimes it expresses ideas or feelings better than writing, doesn’t it? And the pre-existing pictures and words serve as a wonderful catalyst to keep carrying the whole process along. I think maybe I could get addicted! 😉 Thanks, Lynni
You’ve nailed it!