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Preface A Pond Beneath Autumn Leaves The Color of Time Autumn arrives quietly. Leaves settle upon the surface of the pond. Sunlight seeps through, illuminating the colors. Time itself seems to take on a hue.The water reflects sky, trees, and the slow passage of footsteps. Every color is held in balance. Every ripple lingers briefly, then fades.Evergreen pines watch silently. They teach that change is beautiful only when stillness stands nearby.Along the pond’s edge, people walk slowly. Their pace follows the rhythm of falling leaves. Now, and Not Now The moment is both now and not now, then and not then. Time layers itself upon itself. Memory moves with the water, transparent and fleeting.Yet amid this quiet, the observer remains. The one who walks, notices, breathes. Presence becomes the story.In the still reflection of the pond, we ask: Where have we come from, and where are we going?The answer is not in the pond, nor in the leaves, nor in the light. It is in the one who walks, who witnesses, who continues.And so we move forward, step by step, within the ever-turning flow of time. Autumn 2026 Hongsahn
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Table of Contents | Part I The Book of Time | Preface | A Brief Background | Part II The Photo Essay | Opening | Theme | Episode 01 Autumn Leaves | Episode 02 Woman | Episode 03 Pond | Episode 04 Guest | Closing | Part III Reflections & Archive | Reflection | Walking Notes | Afterword | Series Overview | About the Author
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