A Vision of Love with Parris Whittingham, New York Wedding Photographer
- What does the word Love mean to you?
- Have you ever felt like love was missing from your life? (How do you handle these periods of time?)
- What is the biggest way you see that love (or the lack thereof) has impacted our world today?
- What is the last extraordinary book you read and what impact did it have on you?
- From your perspective, what is the most practical way to bring more love into the world?
- Is there a connection between love and inspiration? Who in your lifetime has inspired you the most?
- How do you incorporate love into your business or professional life?
For me, Love is the language of creation and storytelling.
Yes. Most of the time, I am reminded by the love of others that love exists all around me. Asking for affection helps me
I see love impacting the way we pursue our dreams everyday. The support we find in the love of ourselves, our families and friends to “live our dreams” is a reality I am happy to share and experience…
Setting the Table: The Transforming Power of Hospitality in Business by Danny Meyer. The book was recommended to me by an amazing wedding planner named Jill Gordon and since then several others suggested I read it.
Meekness. The skill of being meek, choosing an act of peace or compassion when violence might be justified. The hot-headed response or action feels good in the short-term. As a male, I sometimes feel aggression is the conditioned response to hostility, yet compassion is so much more skillful and benefits all parties in the long-term. Practicing the skill of compassion and meekness is a practical method to release love into the world.
Inspiration is love. The ability to seek out something within yourself that will elevate your current frame of mind and/or being…that’s love. In my lifetime, I have had many many personal inspirations. Without a doubt the women in my family are my biggest inspirations. From my great grand-mother, to my grand-mother, to my mother, my aunt and my god-mother, these are women whose womanhood taught me about my humanity so I could begin discovering manhood.
I am a photographer and artist who documents remarkable love stories and the people who make them possible. Art can very easily become an undervalued commodity both by the artist and the buyer when love is absent. For this reason, I find that seeking out love for my work and each person I do business with is a cornerstone to my continued success.
Your Vision: What intrigues you the most about where the world is headed today?
Humanity has accomplished so much yet the most basic questions of humankind are still wide open for exploration. The journey continues…
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- A Vision of Love with Dr. Dean Shrock, author of Why Love Heals
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March 17th, 2010 at 11:18 am
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March 29th, 2010 at 9:47 am
I am the grandmother Parris mentioned above. I am so proud that our combined efforts in raising him have been appreciated and are acknowledged. Additionally, it, also, gives me a great deal of joy to see him to continue to grow and constantly be willing to learn and prosper according to the principals of LOVE.
Someone once screamed in a song, “What’s Love Got To Do With It?” Our answer is EVERYTHING!”