Mixed media oil on gallery wrapped canvas | 12 × 12 inches
There is a difference between being accepted and being adored. To be adored is to be treasured, cherished, and delighted in, not because of what we accomplish or offer, but simply because of who we are. Adored invites us to rest in the possibility that we are not merely loved out of obligation, but regarded with genuine joy and affection. Perhaps the most beautiful thing we can receive is the assurance that our very existence brings delight.
Mixed media oil on gallery wrapped canvas | 12 × 12 inches
There is a difference between being accepted and being adored. To be adored is to be treasured, cherished, and delighted in, not because of what we accomplish or offer, but simply because of who we are. Adored invites us to rest in the possibility that we are not merely loved out of obligation, but regarded with genuine joy and affection. Perhaps the most beautiful thing we can receive is the assurance that our very existence brings delight.
