I have followed the work of artist Edward Riordan for years. He has developed a very unique methodology for remote viewing, (RV), which experts in this field now take very seriously. This video is unique as he is using it to learn about or connect to the input itself. Input in this method is the… Continue Reading
The heart is an “eye”, (Octavio Paz). If you stay connected to your heart, if you still feel, then you remain connected to what some call your natural intuition. Your heart is a brain. It allows you to sense what your mind might be too busy to perceive. Your heart is the foundation of your… Continue Reading
Imagining is another form of meditation. It may be useful for those who find themselves unable to practice traditional meditation. Studies have shown that meditation changes the structure of our brain and increases our well-being. It also strengthens and quickens our capacity to solve problems. Imagining helps us to reconnect to who we truly are.… Continue Reading
This is for those of you who prefer to view women who speak out of line, or act out of line, as either a “Nut or a Slut”. This is for those who say, “this is what happens when ever you try to do something in the world” when you knew it only happens because… Continue Reading
An artist from Amsterdam, Rosa de Jong, creates small worlds under glass.
Large format prints by Stéphane Trois Carrés, at Studio Bordas in Paris. Carrés hand paints the images to look like digital prints, then scans them into digital files.
A Tiny Thought: I have been thinking of hieroglyphs today and was reminded of an old memory of something I used to hold close: Derrida’s description of hieroglyphs. He referred to them as an expanded form of writing. He compared this form of writing to the abstract writing of our western languages. For instance, an… Continue Reading
I often record or document natural light around my house, as I find the patterns and movement to be interesting. I did so this morning. Later I went to FaceBook, and a friend had shared a 1966 work, by Julio LeParc: Single Band in Contortion. His was a mechanical construction with light, created using a… Continue Reading
It would be interesting if at the end of everyone’s life, instead of words or a montage of stills, the family had a storyboard drawn of a movement sequence from the life of their family member; because we are not static in life. ???
Two storyboards from Hitchcock’s film Vertigo.
Left-Inverted Bowl by Wasps Right-Inverted Nest By Human Bowl on right-porcelain. Artist: Guy Van Leemput
“Tenderness is a free act; it has to do with liberty; It is a defiant act of freedom.” In this interview, from his kitchen in France, author John Berger allows his words to open, becoming other things, as usual.
“The past is very present to me and has been for a very long time. I first became aware of this quite intensely when I was a teenager, because of the First World War. You see, I think that the dead are with us….What I’m talking about now is a very ancient part of human… Continue Reading
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Images and comments I found to be of interest from his lecture at the The Institute of Psychoanalysis, 2010. Ernest Jones Lecture series