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Sunrise in the Grand Tetons

November 10, 2011 Zoomdak

Photo by Thomas Robinson.

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Posted in: Cannon Beach Log Filed under: fall, lake, mountains, photo, photography, reflection, water reflections

Ecola Creek with Haystack Rock

February 2, 2011 David Robinson

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Posted in: Cannon Beach Log Filed under: David Robinson, Ecola Creek, Haystack Rock, photography

FOR THE LOVE OF IT

October 5, 2009 David Robinson 2 Comments

We are amateurs. At the root of amateur is ama, the Latin word for love. An amateur is someone who…

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Posted in: Cannon Beach Log Filed under: Amateurs, Ecola Point, essay, Latin: Ama, love, photography, sunset

WE ARE AMATEURS

March 24, 2008 David Robinson

We are amateurs. At the root of amateur is ama, the Latin word for love. An amateur is someone who…

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Posted in: Cannon Beach Log Filed under: amateur, essay, photography

Books

  • Cloud Devotion
  • The Sacred Art of Marriage
  • Soul Mentoring
  • Ancient Paths
  • The Busy Family’s Guide to Spirituality
  • The Christian Family Toolbox
  • The Family Cloister

Blogs

  • Cannon Beach Log
  • Jonah Project
  • Vinea.Church
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Books

  • Cloud Devotion
  • The Sacred Art of Marriage
  • Soul Mentoring
  • Ancient Paths
  • The Busy Family’s Guide to Spirituality
  • The Christian Family Toolbox
  • The Family Cloister

Water Paths

The spiritual life flows like water paths in a mountain stream. Without a connection to clouds, to glaciers, to mountain springs, or to snowfield melt, a mountain stream dries up. When our spiritual life is unhealthy or empty, our life becomes like a dry stream bed devoid of water where very little grows. A spiritual life that is healthy and full experiences an unceasing flow of pure, refreshing water coming through our life from above, water that brings life and renewal in and out of seasons.

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Photo Credit

Special thanks to Thomas Robinson, Nature Photographer. Many of the images featured on WaterPaths are by this very talented professional nature photographer. Please visit Thomas Robinson’s online Nature Photo Gallery at www.zoomdak.com.

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