The phenomenon of seeing hearts in things around me has followed me for the last 6 years. I became aware of its meaning through a very spiritual friend who told me my spirit people want me to know I am loved, and they are watching over me.
Spirit people are with us in our life. Sometimes there are many, sometimes just a few or even one, but they are drawn to our life energy, and want to help us. I have come to call them my loved ones in spirit.
I was beginning a very painful and intense transition at this time, and unbeknownst to me, this transition would last for years to come.
Since I had no family to support me emotionally, I welcomed, and sometimes clung to the hearts in my days. I would see dozens in a day, while other times, just a few. Sometimes they would dwindle to the point of nonexistence, only to bloom anew and in profusion for days or weeks.
I started photographing them late last year, as a kind of testament to my experience. Just a few here and there. No materials have been manipulated on my part. I photographed them as I discovered them.
It suddenly occurred to me that with a new year, I would like to capture as many as I can and post them here on this blog.
If this resonates with you even a little bit, then I know the reason I am drawn to do this.
The shots I add today are the ones I have collected till now. I will post them as I find them.
Photographing the hearts as they appear can be tricky, even if you have a camera on you. Sometimes their presence is momentary, and then they are gone. But I will do my best to capture their appearance, conditions as they may be.
It's that simple. Miracles can hide in plain sight sometimes.
Spirit people are with us in our life. Sometimes there are many, sometimes just a few or even one, but they are drawn to our life energy, and want to help us. I have come to call them my loved ones in spirit.
I was beginning a very painful and intense transition at this time, and unbeknownst to me, this transition would last for years to come.
Since I had no family to support me emotionally, I welcomed, and sometimes clung to the hearts in my days. I would see dozens in a day, while other times, just a few. Sometimes they would dwindle to the point of nonexistence, only to bloom anew and in profusion for days or weeks.
I started photographing them late last year, as a kind of testament to my experience. Just a few here and there. No materials have been manipulated on my part. I photographed them as I discovered them.
It suddenly occurred to me that with a new year, I would like to capture as many as I can and post them here on this blog.
It's that simple. Miracles can hide in plain sight sometimes.
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