by Steve Tanham
The beautiful coastal town of Peel, Isle of Man.
The former church of St Peters sits, alone, in what is now its own square. There’s very little of it left – just the frontage above, the bell tower at the back and the horizontal cross of its interior space still carved on the ground, suddenly thrust into the lighted world when the church was demolished in 1958.
The town of Peel never lost its fondness for St Peters. Somehow, it became a monument, now formalised.
It’s very moving. I wanted to make the above photo-montage as a memory of being there…
©Stephen Tanham 2020
Stephen Tanham is a Director of the Silent Eye School of Consciousness, a not-for-profit teaching school of modern mysticism that helps people find a personal path to a deeper place within their internal and external lives.
The Silent Eye provides home-based, practical courses which are low-cost and personally supervised. The course materials and corresponding supervision are provided month by month without further commitment.
Steve’s personal blog, Sun in Gemini, is at stevetanham.wordpress.com.
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Beautiful photo with the sun in the background. I’m glad the town is fond of it and that it’s found its place.
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Thank you, Diana. The Isle of Man is full of magical landscapes. I think you’d like it 😎
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