A group of Tibetan Monks create a Sand Mandala. Like life, the complexity and beauty are amazing. When the project is done, they simply let the wind blow it away.
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that is amazing. I recall going to the SF airport to film the monks arriving for Mickey Hart. They're very cool.
Excellent example of a wonderful concept.
I approach every day that way. I do my best to make my art as perfect as possible, then let it go. (I play principal clarinet with the Columbus Symphony)
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Well, Hullo neighbor!
I will look for you next time I go.
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