Yes... Get your "Crappy Camera" back. It does have a "magic inner eye" ... ;) :D :D
would love to see more of your "accidental glorious photos" :) .
By the way, perfection is nothing but a journey of "Progress in Progress" :D
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Sadly i dont own a camera anymore..i used to own canon eos 550 dslr but i already gave it to someone...a boy actually..he was so much into photography but cant afford to buy...so i gave it to him..i didnt take credit for that also..its anonymous😂😂
That is such a sweet and beautiful gesture. 💐👍 . Well the camera must be helping the little boy with it's magic eye. 😊. Unfortunately we will not get to see your photography. Perhaps some photos taken by your phone ? 😊.. ....
But truly, it was a very kind and noble gesture. What goes forth , comes back. Law of Karma. Good Karma is never forgotten by the universe. 😊
Karma...im a true believer of Karma actually..but i dont think that way when i gave away my camera..i gave it to the boy because i know what it feel when you got nothing at all..
Have you ever seen someone eyes full of gratitude,..i have no words for that...that is the most beautifull thing i ever see...hard for me to describe or its just me😂😂😂😂
I understand what you say and feel it too. :) . I am in a profession where I help people get over their demons and inhibitions and difficulties. I understand what you say well. :)
The foundation of the Philosophy of Karma lies in this quote, spoken by Lord Krishna to Arjuna, in the battle of Mahabharata - "Do the action. Do not ponder over the results. To do the labour is in your jurisdiction. Fruits of your labour are not in your jurisdiction." :)
Believing in Karma does not mean that you think about Karma when you do an action. It means you just do what you have to, and what you must. And let the Universe balance the equation as it must. To give and to help because that is what the heart says, is the beginning and end of the story . :)