Albert Herdianto Widjojo
The rain stopped a few hours before twilight, then the wind blew hard for some time. The sky was bright enough later, even though the clouds still appeared here and there. In the damp smelling air, under the young papaya tree, I stood enjoying the sun coming down slowly on the horizon. The last sunset of the week.
A few shots I made to capture the moment. And here’s the silhouette for the Silhouettes Saturday this time. Seeing the dark side behind the light like that picture, I understand and appreciate how beautiful the mystery of our lives. The dark side that when we think about it, to try to recognize and understand it, the more we don’t know and we don’t understand. Science is only able to peel away the thin skin of ourselves, and not who we really are. Yes, the dark side is indeed beyond the mind and therefore can only be reached through mindless adventure.
From the peace in silence, once again I shouted the slogan:
Know your self
Be your self
Like your self.
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Are you sure that you know yourself?
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Yes
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No
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This capture is a twilight beauty.
Thanks a lot, dear friend.
I agree with you because everyone has their own priorities, besides, there are many other reasons too like differences in the fun that needed between kids, teenagers, and adults. Well, that’s just an analogy.
I understand your point and agree in a certain perspective. I mean to say the priority is to describe the different desires of each person to play or not with that side, where some people really want to know or not want to know at all.
Hey, I will reply about the numbers later… Hope it’s okay.
Users voted 12 times.
Q: Are you sure that you know yourself?
Yes (8 votes) – 67%
No (4 votes) – 33%
The silhouette of the papaya tree is unique. The sky is in beautiful colors.
I was lucky enough to get it, don’t you think?
Errr, what self are we talking about Professor?
Hmmm… you may guess, think or ponder it, Sis…
The self, if it has been in this body, has gone to la-la land I suppose – – – everything is peaceful right now even when it seems it is not. Know what I mean? And I just dreamed of signing a contract with an angel. I do not know what that means too.
Sometimes, I feel funny when talking to you on a stage like this. This feels like our hands sticking out to talk on the stage as puppets while behind the stage we keep nodding to understand each other.
Hmmm… I am sure you will take a step into a higher climb of life…
Lol! That is normal in conversation between Leo and Gemini. Maybe because both have love for learning and can be dialectical without getting so serious. I sometimes talk with people even close to me which ends up in argument instead. It makes me wonder as my tone, inside and outside virtual world, is always the same. Maybe zodiac counts, I dunno.
I’m glad if that sounds normal, because we’ve often talked about that kind of thing behind the curtain, isn’t it?
I am sure the zodiac and others have influence as a tendency.
Yep. And you understand that I do put in comments depending on the mood I am in. The very first comment was both done in seriousness and as joke ?
sometimes the path to me, means I have to move boulders.
It’s sound like a personal analogy in typology which related melancholy trait, Doc.
Joking…
no joking needed, sometimes there are giant boulders in our lives we have to decide to we go over, under, around or blow them up!
The giant boulders that block our path must be a lot. It’s just that, there are differences in attitude from each trait to the blocking stone; there are those who are angry and then move it, there is just jumping while whistling, there is being indifferent and passing through a narrow gap but there are those who cry and stop to lament over the grief and ask why they must be block.
And I am mistaken, the one who moved the stone is choleric type, not melancholic! When writing this I just noticed it.
But forget it, it’s only a small part of learning about personality, and I’m sure you know that.
It’s a nice view!
I sometimes wonder what if whatever you peel, its all dark?
It belongs to nature and is always nice. lol
When I see the light, I will peel the light, so if I see dark then dark is what I will peel. Depends on what’s available.
Beautiful silhouette and color of the sunset, dear Albert
Thank you so much Lado dear friend. Do you like papaya?
If I tell you rightly I have never tried it, dear friend … it’s sold to us and it’s very expensive … but not because money is more about experience … once I bought an avocado and never again … I do not like it. … so I also wonder what a papaya is supposed to be
I see… The taste of papaya and avocado is very different, but considering that you don’t like avocados you might not like papaya too.
Until I try, I can not say anything … I’m not just a fan of new tastes … when will I have the chance to try it
This silhouette of Papaya’s tree in the sunset survey is great.
Thank you so much, Elena. Don’t forget to eat papaya for digestion… hehehe…
I like the silhouettes and the colour of the sky, and also the slogan
Thank you very much, Pamela. Glad you like it.
Romantic photo I like the view of sunset???
Thanks a lot, Yasin. Sunset is always romantic, as well as your praise.
Lovely picture, I love your slogans too!!
Thank you for the compliment. I hope you also like papaya beside the slogan. lol
This is a great photo, I love it.
Thank you for the compliment, Nela.
How beautiful lis this photo my friend. And yes, peeling back the darkness one layer at a time is part of a much needed process.
Thanks for the compliment, Carol.
Hopefully, you don’t feel bored if I often talk about this.
I am never bored, and you are always welcome.
Thank you again, Carol.