I had another discussion on a social forum and it was about the privacy aspect on our digital foot prints. Following thoughts arises in me… IF one would think paranoid thoughts about what to share, like and ‘say’ as every step we take online are being stored as data some where… It creates fear...
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The following text I wrote originally as an comment in a forum. I share it here but a little remodelled as it was a reply to something… We listened to Alain de Botton’s TED talk yesterday and it was refreshing ‘n’ fun. It was due to that I felt inspired to get into the...
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On Ash-Wednesday, 22nd, 2012, “Mexica” dancers from many clans of Mexico gathered in a rugged mountain town in the state of Guerrero, Mexico, to conduct a powerful ritual to honor the last emperor of the Indigenous people of Mexico, Cuatemoc whose bones are exhibited in a church on a mountain top in Ixcateopan. Although,...
Read more →I was brought up with an ateist father and he used to be anarcho-syndicalist. So there was a certain air of rebelliousness to him. When the other kids had to go to church a few times each year my father wrote notes to the school and told them that I didn’t have to go. So...
Read more →Alan Watts was an English philosopher, writer and speaker. He wrote more than 25 books and numerous articles on subjects such as personal identity, the true nature of reality, higher consciousness, meaning of life, concepts and images of God and the non-material pursuit of happiness.
Listen to an amazing audio with Alan Watts on Youtube by clicking on this link.
This piece was made in the summer of 2011. The model is my sister and as we both have a fascination for magical aspects of life. I made this one to celebrate her path on discovering her powers to create anything she dreams of. Our lives are in our hands to make what we want of it.
“I am, by thinly veiled design,
the threshold to other dimensions.
In my ending is my beginning.
The initatory gateway awaits.”
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