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I'm Mat Mackenzie, a photographer from Folkestone in Kent. Welcome to my Flickr pages. You may also wish to visit my website, where you may puchase my work on a variety of media: www.m-d-m.com



And yet - as ever before - within this featureless, noiseless unity, there was an unrest, as if something needed to happen.

Something needed to happen. In fact something had to happen. It had to happen with a certainty as total as the silence itself.

An invisible light, yet you knew it was there. You knew it was there because something had to happen and it had to be that light - for the light was everything. The light simply existed. It didn't exist for a particular period of time. Indeed the light contained time as is known.

But the light changed and grew. It changed because if it had remained the same it would have had no reason, it grew because change brought the new and the new must be added to the whole.

No longer invisible, a single speck centred within and in total contrast to the blankness from whence it came. Not to be confused with the specks that were stars in the universal sky - this speck was all the stars and the whole of that sky.

The ever-growing point universe was singularly the most indescribably beautiful object that could ever be conceived of. It was so because it consisted of total reason, gradually taking physical and energetic form, and the reason was that of the creator and creation itself - a single expression of perfection - expanding, reacting and coalescing though the purpose of pure love.