Souls over the city by Elcet
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Last weekend I went to Barcelona, Spain, with my wife Marie-Therese (mtc) and a group of our town, and we visited several places, particularly the creations of Antoni Gaudi. I hope to come back with other photographs taken during this trip, and I will give you then more details than today. We climbed in the towers of the Sagrada Familia Temple, where I saw these stone doves. I was really upset by the image of souls of deceased people who could then see, without body nor sense organs, the livings’ world. Immediately I felt very sad when I thought to our beloved friend Valerie Ducom, who died just one week ago. Valerie was so young, so talented, so kind with everybody here, and also she was such a beautiful woman. Spain was also her country. Her too short life was full of positive meanings because of her great qualities, so she will be welcome in her today new existence. For peculiar reasons I am really sure that human existence doesn’t stop with the death of the body. When death occurs we simply go to another world which is entirely different, the "other side of the mirror" as said the singer Julos Beaucarne after that her wife had been knifed to death. Today I was only willing to share with you my emotion.
If you want to comment, I appreciate as always, but please try not to say simply that it’s a well done image…
If you want to comment, I appreciate as always, but please try not to say simply that it’s a well done image…

Comments (31)
There is something spiritual about this although not obviously so. Very interesting POV. It reminds me of the legend of the sparrows who carry the souls of the dead.