I practice inner firmness and outer
flexibility in my actions. I detach myself
from material gain and end results in order
to find true abundance while realizing
myself on earth.
I cultivate virtue while continuing to
help others to progress. But I do not
teach others until I have attained the
Tao myself. I prepare myself to become a
"guardian of the well".
I remain attentive to my thoughts and
feelings. I distinguish between the essential
and the insignificant in order to act
appropriately for the needs of the present. I
study all things deeply to understand the
principle of life.
I progress without haste upon the path of
truth. I renounce rapid success if the
order of progress is not appropriate.
I do not know when the passion for drawing and painting manifested in me. However, what I remember is that my father told me that I was already holding a pencil before I could even walk. I drew like any child who loves colors and scribbles, carefree.
My first style exercise was in elementary school. I chose to draw a Virgin Mary which won me the second prize. The first was awarded to a boy who had drawn a battle-ready warship.
My love of the arts continued to grow thanks to my father's attention to me in this area. I had become an autodidact and a true fan of painting.
I nourish calm and non-action in the
centre of my being to attain illumination
and to act ever more efficiently in
helping others.
I search for true joy beyond ephemeral
pleasures.
Dyptich
I advance towards the light of the spirit. Sincerity and spirit clarity guide me to supreme goodness.
I still my mental mind. My soul
becomes as chaste as a virgin to feel and
perceive the spirit.
Yin and yang energies are out of balance. I exercise vigilance in order not to use the light in an arbitrary and abusive way.
