Happy Winter Solstice~ By ~mimo~December 22, 2020 ( 6 ) Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailLinkedInPinterestLike this:Like Loading... Categories: animation, inspiration, Photography, videoTags: 2020, after effects, animation, beauty, conjunction, effects, hope, imagery, jupiter, light, magic, music, radiate, radiation, saturn, solstice, video, winter Related Articles Moon over Quarantine~ By ~mimo~April 9, 2020 ( 4 ) The World on Lockdown~ By ~mimo~March 17, 2020 ( 12 ) Whispers of a fall day~ By ~mimo~October 14, 2019 ( 4 ) 6 comments › Copenhagen Seasons December 22, 2020 • 4:36 pm It is wonderful to be reminded that radiations occur on the smallest AND the biggest scale, like a universal pulse. Thank you for this beautiful video – light and love to you from Anne-Birgitte Loading... Reply ↓ ~mimo~ December 22, 2020 • 4:53 pm Thank you so much for your lovely comment. Have a peaceful holiday Loading... Reply ↓ Katrin Waldraff December 22, 2020 • 12:00 pm Dear Mimo, Great to watch, listen to and feel what comes with it. Thank you. So glad this goes out into the world. Warmly, Ring Loading... Reply ↓ ~mimo~ December 22, 2020 • 12:29 pm Thank you so much for your support! Warm hugs Loading... Reply ↓ adonis49 December 22, 2020 • 11:35 am I loved this video: It is the non seen “radiations” that are troubling: sciences killed poetry? Loading... Reply ↓ ~mimo~ December 22, 2020 • 11:38 am Well I think it’s the way we look at things. Science can be quite poetic if seen through awe and wonder. ✨😊 Loading... Reply ↓ Leave a Reply Cancel reply
It is wonderful to be reminded that radiations occur on the smallest AND the biggest scale, like a universal pulse. Thank you for this beautiful video – light and love to you from Anne-Birgitte
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. Have a peaceful holiday
Dear Mimo,
Great to watch, listen to and feel what comes with it. Thank you. So glad this goes out into the world.
Warmly,
Ring
Thank you so much for your support! Warm hugs
I loved this video: It is the non seen “radiations” that are troubling: sciences killed poetry?
Well I think it’s the way we look at things. Science can be quite poetic if seen through awe and wonder. ✨😊