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![]() KinElephants are majestic, wise creatures. They possess a compassion and an intelligence that is rivaled by no other being that I have ever known. They belong in this world with us. Although considered a sacred animal in Thailand, none remain left in the wild and many in captivity are mistreated and exploited. This photo was taken at a sanctuary dedicated to caring for and rehabilitating the elephants and giving them the best life possible in a rural setting akin to their native homelands. | ![]() | ![]() The Place BetweenI took this photograph atop the highest mountain in all of Thailand. This is a place where earth meets sky, a liminal realm where your feet sink down into soil but you breathe clouds. It is a place that aligns you with the timelessness of passing centuries. |
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![]() บัวNo mud, no lotus. | ![]() "Reverence" | ![]() |
![]() In Thailand, Buddhist monks will ordain trees by tying an orange robe around a tree and thereby granting it protection. It is sacrilege to cut down a tree that has been marked in this way. This simple act has made these phra nak anuraksa (or 'Ecology monks') powerful leaders of forest conservation in Thailand. | ![]() IndraIn the Avatamsaka Sutra, Indra's net has a multifaceted jewel at each vertex, and each jewel is reflected in all of the other jewels. It represents the interpenetration of the microcosmos and macrocosmos. | ![]() |
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