A life without any struggling 
         is a life without any growing!.

                  Momento Mori: Remember you must die.
     Ars Longa, Vita Brevis: Art is long, life is short.
                    Tempus Fugit: Time flies.

                    Haste only makes waste when
                you don‘t learn from your mistakes!

                                         —rmh²

                  To grasp the age of Earth --
   4.54 billion years -- is to feel how each breath
                   is our true measure of life.

                                 —rmh² 

                   We see geometry of the cosmos 
        in a dandelion puff — we see symmetry of time
                              when it scatters away.

—rmh²

        The inner glow of a morning glory pulls us          into the embrace of it's soul. Like all souls, it draws
                        it's radiance from the sun.   

                                       —rmh²

                    Between drifting clouds above
            and ancient seas beyond, we live along
                            the shorelines of time.

—rmh²

           A tangled seaweed washed ashore—    
        dry, like an umbilical cord, retracing our
                           primordial origins.

                                     —rmh²

Clouds are fingerprints of passing moments — moments that often go unnoticed. Serenly passing overhead, they offer us moments of mindfulness, simply by our stopping long enough to watch them move: one second at a time, one breath at a time.

—rmh²

    Living “close to earth” is a way
    of being “down to earth”. A simplicity
    that is as spiritual as it is artful.

    —rmh²

          Faith flows as naturally as water,
          if we allow it to flow, and is as endless
          and continuous as the water cycle.

          —rmh²

                           Creativity—
                          “When the wind blows,
                           water flows.”

   Based on Chinese Saying

Don’t Get Stuck in the Mud!

Sometimes untimely moments can cause untimely distress. The best remedy for such "momentary untimely distress”, or M.U.D., is just to accept it as part of life, and to have a positive mindset that is "forgiving, understanding & nurturing", or F.U.N.!

 —rmh²

               Weather Stress Like Willow Trees！

Imagine your mind is like a grove of willow trees swaying and rustling in the wind. Their graceful presence embraces change. Yet, their composure remains undisturbed, inspiring meditation and gratitude.

 —rmh²