You Live In The Care I Show Photograph

It is said by the wise that some souls, by divine decree, were breathed into existence as inseparable pairs, connected across the ages and carrying within them a blazing and incorruptible will to find each other. The calling to seek Completeness is felt in snatches, flashes and echoes from the moment of birth, throughout life and, if unrequited, at the time of death too. So immersed the individual may become in the convolutions of their current life that the image or scent of the Beloved, who is always omnipresent in the fabric of their aura and heartbeat, becomes as rare a sensation as the sudden burst of jasmine blossoms quivering on the wings of a fleeting summer breeze. I am, however, not such an individual. I have forever felt the presence of absence of my Beloved to whom I was joined to the moment all things became and I will continue to do so long after the last stars have died away into the mouthless black sea of the universe. My words may resound with incredulity to your ears, dear reader, since we are all participants in a modern world but, I, perhaps more than you, often stand in disbelief at my own reflection on these matters. I am a woman trained in the methods and principles of Science yet I share a counterpart of my life in the unobservable embrace of Faith. My Faith is a deep and holy river. For the meanwhile, a vigil I must keep for the one that I Love, turning his absence into a life-affirming passion that I pour into my artistry and in my desire to help others. I do not know if I shall be reunited with my Beloved in this life but blessed I am for what I have and there is still so much that I must do. The world is a garden and I am a gardener, watering the flowers that come to me with the nourishing hands of a Mother coupled with a smile that could only have dawned because somewhere in another part of the sky my Beloved has made it his crescent moon… Photograph: © Masufa Khatun | Mazzy Khatun Photo Stories | 19th Century Japanese Fold-Out Fan | Pitt River’s Museum | Oxford University | Oxford 2014

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