Trees

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Full Moon

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Full Moon

Poem from the book "The Struggle of Going Nowhere"

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The Way Back Home

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"The Way Back Home"

 

"The Way Back Home" contains 111 poems and is the third 

book with poems from the path to Spiritual Awakening. 

These poems should be understood with one's heart 

rather than one's mind. 

They are not as dark and strange as they might sound 

if you  listen with your heart. 

The poems are sometimes written as a conversation 

between  the small self and the big Self.

To have a peek in the book or to purchase the book, go to:

Here are some poems from the book.

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The Struggle of Going Nowhere

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“The Struggle of Going Nowhere” 

is the second book of 

“poems from the path to spiritual awakening.”

To have a peek in the book or to purchase the book, go to:

Some selected poems from the book:

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Most Beautiful Selfies

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Most Beautiful Selfies December 2022

Out of the Labyrinth

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 I have been writing poems for the last couple of years, 

or have they been written through me? 

Just like most of my paintings, these poems are about spiritual awakening, which is not always an easy ride. Well, is it ever? 

Some have it smoother than others, I guess.

My poems have turned into three books. 

”Poems from the path to spiritual awakening.”

Book one is available now. “Out of the Labyrinth”, 

each book contains 111 poems. 

You can order the book from most bookstores 

or click on the link:

Here are some selected poems from book one, 

“Out of the Labyrinth”.

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Book "Silence"

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Welcome to my Writing Space!

I’m working on a new book of poems.

I have previously written a book that I called Silence. 

The book Silence has a collection of 30 poems 

and 31 full pages of my Angel-paintings.

The poems are mostly about the “path” 

to spiritual awakening.

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ISBN: 9789176997949

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Click on the link if you wish to order the book: 

bokshop/silence-nanne-nyander

Poems from the book “Silence”.

Angel-Blessings!

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Painting and Time

How do you view a painting?  How do you live your life?

Do you actually value the quality of the now or do you value
the quantity more?

Do you value life by how much you have done, 
or the quality time you spend on each thing you do?

I believe it is time to slow life down.  Why is the human race impressed with speed?  Everything should be done so fast.  Why be impressed by how fast someone paints?  Why is that considered good?  The old masters spent a long time on each painting. It wasn't about being the fastest but about being the best.

I don't paint slow but I spend a lot of time on each painting.  

When I paint,  for me it is like reading a really good book.  I do not paint or read just to have it done as fast as possible.  I enjoy every step.  
Even in reading they now teach you how to read faster by just reading the ending of each word.  Isn't that an insult to the writer?  Why not enjoy and suck the marrow out of each word?  I sometimes read parts in slow-motion because I like a certain sentence or paragraph so much.  Would 
I be a happier person if I had read five books instead of one during the same sequence time? 

Or what about, how to see the Louvre Museum in 60 min.  If you only have an hour to visit a museum, choose one or two paintings to really get to know, to give your whole attention.  Why does quantity and speed seem to be more important than quality?  

Paintings need to be seen, really seen!  To see a painting is to feel the painting, to enjoy it as you would enjoy a good vintage wine.  For a wine connoisseur it is not about how much wine you drink or how fast you drink it.  Enjoy a painting like it is a fine wine, 
enjoy life the same way.

Slow down, don't run through life, you might miss it.  Stand in front of a great painting and soak in every piece of paint every single now that the painter has put into the painting.  The painter is giving you so much more than an image, she or he is giving you a piece of their soul, 
their energy is immersed in the paint.

Enjoy every single impression you take in, aroma, vision, sound,  feeling, take it all in!  Taste the painting with your whole being. 

Do everything as if it is the first and last thing you will ever do.

Moments happens only once!