"As humans, we exist within the 49th Octave of Vibration of the electromagnetic light spectrum. Below this range are barely visible radiant heat, then invisible infrared, television and radiowaves, sound and brain waves; above it is barely visible ultraviolet, then the invisible frequencies of chemicals and perfumes, followed by x-rays, gamma rays, radium rays and unknown cosmic rays.
Understanding existence and physical form as an interpretation of light energy through the physical eyes will open up greater potential to explore the energetic boundaries of color, form and light that are perceived as immediate reality..."
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
the dream
don't you ever feel like there has got to be something else out there other than what we see?
think matrix meets the 4th dimension and has a jungian lovechild.
Speaking of the 4th dimension...
Want a movie that will make you crazy?
I recommend Primer (2004)
Still can't figure it out? Maybe this will help:
the gardener
reinventing the wheel
Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chakra
There are seven major Chakras that run lengthwise down from your head to the base of your spine concentrated at points at your crown, brow, throat, heart, solar plexus, and genitals. These points are directly related to crucial hormonal and chemical systems that run our body subconsciously. By concentrating energy on these points, you can find a complete balance between all these systems.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
the journey
"my external sensations are no less private to myself than are my thoughts or my feelings.
in either case my experience falls within my own circle.
a circle closed on the outside
i and with all its elements alike,
every sphere is opaque to the others which surround it."
F.H. Bradley
every sphere is opaque to the others which surround it."
F.H. Bradley
Monday, March 16, 2009
the escape
only to be used for the pleasures of a hardened world.
the price of what they lost cost more than they had ever dreamed.
General:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_trafficking
http://www.drdsk.com/articles.html#SexTrafficking
http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/canada.htm
Toronto, Canada News:
http://thetorontotimes.com/content/view/583/68/
http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/toronto/archive/2008/01/15/sex-slaves-hidden-police-say.aspx
Sex Slaves, a documentary film expose:
http://www.apltd.ca/sexslaves/
"Human trafficking takes root in industries that already are known to have labor violations — sub-poverty wages, no benefits, no labor relations, and illegal immigrants. Traffickers lure poverty-stricken females with false promises of high-paying jobs as house cleaners, nannies, and models. Many times, drugs are forcefully induced to facilitate kidnapping. The traffickers slip the victims across the border and are often dumped in unsafe or illegal living and working conditions. Far from home, their personal identities, passports, birth certificates, identification cards, and address books are also taken away. By the time the females realize they have been duped, it is too late for them to escape. Once inside the U.S., the entrapped women and girls are forced into prostitution, pornography, and other forms of sexual exploitation under the most distressing conditions."
Taken from http://www.afajournal.org/2004/april/404culture.asp
On the psychological damage:
“The young women have been in captivity for a period of weeks to months or years. Initially there is shock and disbelief. Many young women describe not being able to believe that they had been sold. … Once they realize that in fact they are sold, they fight the brothel owner’s demand that they accept customers. Refusal leads to beatings, being locked in a room, and going without food. This persists until the young woman gives up and realizes that indeed they are trapped and have no options.… At some point in this process, the young woman becomes submissive in order to avoid further beatings and torment; her ‘spirit is broken.’ She surrenders, becomes resigned and accomodates to the circumstances of captivity.”
On the psychological damage:
“The young women have been in captivity for a period of weeks to months or years. Initially there is shock and disbelief. Many young women describe not being able to believe that they had been sold. … Once they realize that in fact they are sold, they fight the brothel owner’s demand that they accept customers. Refusal leads to beatings, being locked in a room, and going without food. This persists until the young woman gives up and realizes that indeed they are trapped and have no options.… At some point in this process, the young woman becomes submissive in order to avoid further beatings and torment; her ‘spirit is broken.’ She surrenders, becomes resigned and accomodates to the circumstances of captivity.”
For more information
General:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_trafficking
http://www.drdsk.com/articles.html#SexTrafficking
http://www.uri.edu/artsci/wms/hughes/canada.htm
Toronto, Canada News:
http://thetorontotimes.com/content/view/583/68/
http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/toronto/archive/2008/01/15/sex-slaves-hidden-police-say.aspx
Sex Slaves, a documentary film expose:
http://www.apltd.ca/sexslaves/
Labels:
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immigrant sex workers,
sex slaves,
subconscious,
surreal
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
the awakening
the world as we know it is full of corruption.
it is difficult to know who to trust, what is fake, or even to know why we pursue the things that we do.
is money-making, social achievement and posterity really the key to success in our world? can we even satiate that incessant desire inside? it seems as if these things are plain human nature, not to be excused as cultural as we'd like to believe.
hemera's island
we've been looking through the wrong end of the glass.
the key to understanding ourselves lies not on the illuminated stage, the coordinated scripts we act through each day.
it lies within, in the darkness of ourselves, the side more often ignored and shamed than forgotten.
diamonds and shiny things
lose your mind, and come to your senses.
- fritz perls
- fritz perls
Labels:
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dream,
hemera,
materiality,
subconscious,
surreal
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
the fall
sometimes we fight for things we have lost
more often we fight for the things we cannot have
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