Another version of the story, another turn of the spiral, which has to do with what is original and essential in each one of us, just as everything ancestral inhabits us and propels us towards the life that runs through us and continues...
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Today the wavespell of EB, the yellow human is starting! Check out this illustration inspired by the mayan tzolkin glyph>> https://t.co/cZzCozeyL1! https://t.co/2SvB4qJ74r
There's no reality except the one contained within us. That's why so many people live an unreal life. They take images outside them for reality and never allow the world within them to assert itself. Hermann Hesse.
No one, presently, sees the Moon rotate like this. That's because it's tidally locked to the Earth, showing us only one side.
But thanks to the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, this virtual rotation movie has been composed.
Native American style drone flutes are dual chambered flutes, playing a drone through the left, and melodic playing on the right chamber. They produces a deep bass tone creating a peculiar immersive sound experience
[📹 Dana Ross, Falcon Flutes]
The Tuschinski movie theater from 1921 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The facade blends various architectural styles: Art Deco, Art Nouveau and the Amsterdam School. The theater was founded by Abraham Tuschinski and designed by architect Hijman Louis de Jong.
📸 Thomas Laconis
Join us for the private view of 'The Place I Am', a group exhibition at our London gallery on Thursday 23 November, 6–8pm. On view 24 November – 22 December. Find out more: https://t.co/pzuyebjAZt
Born #OTD in 1898, #ReneMagritte created paintings that challenge the viewer's perception of reality. His works exemplify the irrationally compelling imagery of the early Surrealist movement. This work is in the @guggenheimpgc.
🎨: René Magritte, "Empire of Light," 1953–54
✍️ ‘I’ll tell you that we’re having some superb autumn days, and that I’m taking advantage of them. I have a few studies, among others a mulberry tree, all yellow on stony ground standing out against the blue of the sky’. Written to Theo (1889).
The Green Hand is a symbol of united vision and action to preserve the lifeweb. There are infinite fractally nested Bodhisattvic beings supporting plant life, providing oxygen, feeding, housing, beautifying, and uplifting our earthly existence.