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Lombardi4
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My Gift to Dhamma Wheel

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Dear friends,

I am entering a one-month retreat today.

I just wanted to give this wallpaper background as a gift to you that I completed just now in Photoshop.

The message on the wallpaper image is mine as well, and it is something I wrote for myself.

I collected the various layers: the Buddha image, Dhammacakka, Buddhist flag, a high-quality wallpaper of a dramatic orange sky, and used various effects and layers in Photoshop. I had great fun doing it!

It had many versions until I decided to settle on this one.

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Enjoy and see you in a month's time!

With mettā,
Stephen
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retrofuturist
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Greetings,

Beautiful image ~ beautiful meaning.

All the best for the next month... may it be cool and conducive to liberation!

:thumbsup:

Metta,
Paul. :)
"Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things."
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Phena
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Dear Sumano,

Have a rewarding retreat.

Thank you for the joy and positivity that you always bring with you :anjali:
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May your retreat bring much benefit my friend.
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