Although all of his paintings have a very similar technique to them Farewell to Anger stands-out from the rest . Afremov’s use of the one point perspective really draws the viewer’s eyes down the the one pathway of the painting. It makes you want to know what is down the the rest of the path. The two people walking in the painting, seem to be walking away from a past life, that may have been filled with anger or unpleasent memories. It appears now the two people seem to walking towards the light at the end of the pathway, and entering into a future filled with positive hopes. Leonid Afremov’s painting is called Farewell to Anger. The artist really did everything to save us from this feeling with his anger painting, using as much bright paint as possible. But how could it be otherwise since the artist depicted on his canvas the most beautiful time of the year. On all his canvases with the image of autumn, we always find such colors as orange, yellow, red, burgundy, violet turquoise, and many other bright and stunning shades. These colors can actually save us from negative emotions and bring joy and tranquility to our lives. The plot of the work is also important – however, it is completely typical for the artist – he portrayed a couple walking in the autumn park. Enjoying such beauty, they can forget not only about negative emotions but about everything else. This beauty is genuine, natural – it makes you fall in love with it at first sight. At first, we can’t even get used to so many bright colors and we have ripples in our eyes, but then when our eyes get used we feel relaxed and calm. It is these emotions that are transmitted through the canvas. In addition to the bright colors in the painting, we find another element that the artist often uses in his paintings – a shiny sidewalk. It invariably gives freshness to the painting. Self-control above all Please note that piece counts and puzzle size may vary slightly depending on which cut design is curated. We curate the cut design for each customer. You'll never receive the same cut design twice. We would like to present a mixed media oil painting on canvas painting of Afremov's artwork mentioned in the title. Original ski sport painting on canvas winter decor texture wall art,Personalized gift,winter decor birthday gift

FAREWELL TO ANGER - LAST OF LIMITED EDITION - AFREMOV GALLERY FAREWELL TO ANGER - LAST OF LIMITED EDITION - AFREMOV GALLERY

Original abstract oil painting colorful hanging picture bedroom hanging picture nature home decoration art handmade gift Dear friends! Thank you for visiting my online store and purchasing my work! I'm so glad to see that my paintings are much appreciated by the ones I create them for.Even when we see injustice, we are not to “let the sun go down” on our anger. This is not to say that anger is not justified. We are simply to let it go. We’re so accustomed to anger being our motivation for the pursuit of justice that we have trouble imagining otherwise. Whatever we’re trying to accomplishing through anger could be accomplished better through compassion or a broken heart. As Martin Luther King Jr. taught, his followers were to march out of love for their enemies, not out of hatred. We are called to stand up out of sorrow for that which is evil and dehumanizing, not out of anger and hatred. This is the only way that we can be free and it’s the only way we can offer that freedom to others. Hide Extended Summary

Farewell to Anger – Mosaic Puzzles Farewell to Anger – Mosaic Puzzles

Seeing that no one has ever liberated themselves by their own effort alone, the Bodhisattva who seeks enlightenment relies on the instruction of their guru with perfect devotion. Ven. Lama Dondrup Dorje gives the example of the disciple whose master drags him from his bed by his hair in the middle of the night, and in so doing skilfully removes the last bit of anger from his mind. I just want to attempt to add a few possibilities using incites from Greg and Al’s course Theo-synergistic-Neuro-Transformation and the work of Jonathan Haidt. Now we begin to study our anger, irritability. To begin with, it would be nice to determine how close this problem is to you. The irritability coefficient can be calculated using the Navako scale (short and long versions of the test can be found on the Internet). There are only two common ways to deal with anger: However, aren’t some forms of anger actually good? What about righteous indignation or anger at injustice? After all, Ephesians 4:26-27 says, “Be angry but do not sin; do not let the sun go down on your anger, and do not make room for the devil.” If we read this rightly, though, Paul is saying that the only way to have anger and not sin is by getting rid of it as soon as possible. We will encounter things that will stir up anger, but then we have a choice as to whether we will partner with that anger or let it go. If we hold on to it, we give the devil a foothold. Paul teaches us to “rid” ourselves of such things as: “anger, rage, malice, slander, and filthy language” (Colossians 3:8). The other two generations are at this point mysterious for they can only be created in particle accelerators for a brief pico-second moment.Stunning Farewell to anger wall mural from Wallsauce. This high quality Farewell to anger wallpaper is custom made to your dimensions. This FAREWELL TO ANGER panting is the last one available from the limited edition, it is 1st out of 10 paintings. The photos you see for this listing are actual photos taken with a phone of the painting you will receive.