However, he quickly held back from revealing additional information, confessing to the publication: “I think I’ve said too much!”. Mr. Levine received a commission to photograph Elizabeth in 2004 for Jersey’s celebration of eight centuries of Crown loyalty, reports the Express.
From the over 8,000 shots he captured of the late Queen, she selected one, titled Equanimity, after he transformed it into a portrait and showcased it on Time magazine’s cover.
Nevertheless, there was another image in the collection depicting the Queen in a peaceful moment with her eyes shut. The artist dubbed it Lightness of Being, and it evolved into one of the most legendary Royal portraits.
It was that photograph of Elizabeth that motivated him to embrace meditation and later introduce Kate to the practice. Kate isn’t the sole Royal who has developed an interest in meditation. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, are known enthusiasts of meditation.
In 2015, Meghan shared on her now-defunct blog, The Tig: “Last week marked the one-year anniversary of my relationship with meditation, something I found endlessly daunting at first (the thoughts, the distractions, the boredom of it), but soon became the quietude that rocked my world.
“I can’t put my finger on the why or the how, but I will tell you this much, for me…I am just happier. And meditation has much to do with that.Back in 2015, when her lifestyle blog The Tig was still active, she shared a post that read: “.
In a similar vein, in 2022, Prince Harry revealed his own meditation routine during a panel with BetterUp. He said: “One of the kids has gone to school, the other one is taking a nap, right there is a break in our programme, its either for a workout, take the dog for a walk, get out in nature maybe meditate.”
He added, “I’m the same as Serena (Williams), I know that I need to meditate every single day”.
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