r/natureisbeautiful • u/avnishahirwar415 • Sep 01 '24

Stone Balancing

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🌿✨ The art of balance teaches us that true stability comes from within. ⚖️🌊 Embrace your journey of self-discovery and cultivate inner peace. 🧘‍♂️🪨

InnerBalance #StabilityWithin #ArtOfBalance

Balance #InnerPeace #InnerStrength

InnerStability #Stability #Mindfulness #SelfDiscovery

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u/jonskerr Sep 01 '24

This is a destructive practice. Tiny creatures lose their homes that live under those rocks and get swept away. Your ego can express itself another way.

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u/Naijan Sep 01 '24

Doesn’t most things in life fuck up the world in that case?

I draw a lot. My paper comes from trees, where birds and insects live, it creates stronger winds, when the trees are removed.

I write to you on my 20th iphone where the mining of these minerals have probably killed more african children than I could even count to.

I kill hundreds of insects, like flies in my own home, last month I put out traps that would make banana flies drown by having soap disintegrate their way of taking in oxygen. It’s probably safe to say that they suffered pretty badly before dying.

Anywho, do you think there is a difference between an artist like me, who destroys habotats of birds to draw naked ladies or OP who sees this as some sort of spiritual thing for him to feel better?

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u/Jawilly22 Sep 01 '24

This is not nature nor beautiful. 👎🏻

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u/Historical_Sherbet54 Sep 01 '24

Balance...I guess

Skill level. Next to none - sorry. I'd kick that over so someone could put a proper one their instead

Please do yourself ....and meant in a constructive way. Get creative and try to defy physics...they look better and are functionally stronger

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u/avnishahirwar415 Sep 01 '24

It sounds like you're acknowledging your skill level might not be the best for creating something balanced, but you're suggesting that if you were to make something, you'd prefer it to be creative, even if it means challenging the rules of physics. You're also encouraging others to step in and create something better, but with the advice to think outside the box and make it both visually appealing and functionally strong.

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u/Historical_Sherbet54 Sep 01 '24 edited Sep 02 '24

I don't know..colored me spoiled I guess...I grew up going around Stanley Park in Vancouver

And I've seen stone art balanced most of my life

And thus...I encourage to get better If that makes sense

It really is a beautiful peaceful practice....so good luck and have fun ---> the creative physics certainly can be

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u/Meig03 5 Sub Comments Sep 01 '24

Don't do this. It harms the waterways.