From the Land of Make Believe 2015 It’s the time to move on No more Picassos, Dali’s, Warhol Rivera’s, Siqueiros’, Tamayo’s ONLY GUEVARA’S ART See them at the: Visit the Art Exhibit at: Murray Center in Mission Viejo December 2014 to March 2015 American Cancer Society & The Art of Guevara Help as to help portions of the Art Sales Will be donated to this Non-Profit Organization Featuring my latest works Special Presentation the Painting Titled INTO THE WOODS By Guevara OIL ON CANVAS 30X 40 Price Up on Request A/S GUEVARA’S ART has Help more than 50 Non-Profit Organizations for the last 25 Years. Special Art Exhibit to bring awareness for: Breast & Cervical Cancer Human Trafficking Battered Women Portions of the sales will be donated to American Cancer Society Non-Profit Organization For more info contact the Artist Lotus Flower Native to eastern Asia and Australia, the lotus is widely cultivated for its fragrant pink or white flowers. It is sometimes called the Indian lotus or the sacred lotus, and it is also known in Egypt and in Africa as the white lotus, the Egyptian water lily and the white lily. Throughout many cultures over time, the lotus has been a powerful image and a spiritual symbol. In Hindu, Buddhist and Egyptian religions, the lotus is considered a sacred flower. Among its many meanings and significance, the lotus is a symbol of spontaneous generation, and so it also represents divine birth, spiritual development and creation itself. The bud of the lotus symbolizes potential, specifically of a spiritual nature. Because the lotus rises from unclean water to blossom as a pure, uncontaminated flower, it is a symbol of purity and resurrection. In the same way the lotus flower goes through much in its growth before emerging from dirty water to become a beautiful flower, the individual consciousness does the same on its path to enlightenment as the so-called impurities of unenlightened thinking gradually fade. Art Guevara 949 636 2750 E Mail guevarasart@yahoo
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