There is only one difference between a madman and me. I am not mad. – Salvador Dali

Now many of you know I am a digital artist, so allot of what I post is either computer generated artwork or heavily manipulated photography to create my art pieces.  The two photos above are neither.  The are actual unaltered photographs taken with my HTC EVO phone using the Camera 360 application with the right symmetry enabled (this means it flips the right side of the frame over to the left.  I had the setting in the camera by default because if you have ever looked at my artwork closely you will notice that I have a definite pattern of symmetrically mirror and repeating.  So with the camera set to automatically take pictures this way it saves me time processing images.

I step outside of my Brothers house to have a smoke (YES, I still smoke) and I immediately noticed that the light outside was different, it was oscillating very fast and was quite bright, it literally brought tears to my eyes.  Since I had been working on art all morning I was already vibration ally attuned to higher realms and my higher self.  I looked up into the light and could see the angelic beings and knew I could take a photo of them so I took out my phone and snapped these two photos, and here they are!… Read the rest

"Each wisdom path points to ideals of ethical, even altruistic behavior and communion with the Absolute. According to the Buddhist teachings, unless one has the proper motivation, one will  never advance on the spiritual path or attain enlightenment. A person may do various higher meditational practices, but if he or she does not have bodhichitta, the altruistic intention to practice and gain liberation for the benefit of all beings, the practice will come to naught. Spiritual artists should have compassionate aspirations to benefit others with their art. Art becomes a service to the divine by being an uplifting assistant to a suffering world. By alignment of the artistic will with the divine will it is possible to make art with the intention of a bodhisattva. Buddhist texts describe the bodhisattva as an enlightened being who has chosen to remain in the samsaric world of suffering, the wheel of life, in order to help bring wisdom and happiness to all living creatures. This unreasonable vow distinguishes the mission and extends the intention of the bodhisattva beyond the limits of a single lifetime.  If one wishes to work with the bodhisattva intention, then one internally scrutinizes: "Is what I am doing solely for myself and my own benefit, or am I seeking to benefit as many beings as possible while attaining my own needs?" Can this altruistic motivation be applied to art without corrupting the internal freedom and creativity of the artist?" *
Join us for the January Pre – Full Moon workshop to explore the alchemy of intention setting empowered by our own created imagery.  We will meditate on our highest purpose for the year and for our lives, examining models of altruism from various wisdom traditions.  Learn the valuable technique of making sigyls, magic emblems that remind us of our goals.… Read the rest

"To the naked eye the symbols
are not visible but with a magnifying glass they can clearly be seen,"
Silvano Vinceti, president of the Committee, was quoted as saying.

"In
the right eye appear to be the letters LV which could well stand for
his name Leonardo Da Vinci while in the left eye there are also symbols
but they are not as defined."

"It is very difficult to make them
out clearly but they appear to be the letters CE or it could be the
letter B – you have to remember the picture is almost 500 years old so
it is not as sharp and clear as when first painted."

"While in the arch of the bridge in the background the number 72 can be seen or it could be an L and the number 2."

The discovery of a 50-year-old book in an antique shop was the catalyst for the discovery of the symbols.… Read the rest

The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. ~ Albert Einstein

NATIVE LIGHT DANCE | An Oldie but a Goodie

Created July 12, 2007

An abstract animation illustrating the movement and transfer of light/life/love energy during a Native American dance honoring harmony in light/life/love and the spirit by which it manifests. Set to a modern hypnotic trance track you will observe the formed light energy breaking away from our usual perception into a joyous celebration of dance. After the breaking of form you will begin to notice traditional Native American elder tribesman forming in a more perceptual form, or the light will align with their holo-matrix for you to be able to perceive their form. All and all the entire animation will show a new way to perceive our/your light body in motion and dancing.

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Thought as always is a creative power, and as you envision yourself so you manifest what you want to be.
 

When you begin to live in the Light you draw harmony and balance into your life, and it is part of your transition to a higher level of expression.
 

Pride has its place in life and there is certainly nothing wrong with being proud of your achievements. In fact where some individuals are concerned it comes from the desire to be cleansed on all levels, as part of becoming more of the Light. Cleanliness and tidiness is a sign of a mindset that desires to present that person as looking to bring perfection into their life. It is caring about self and having respect for the temple that you call your body, which is your physical vehicle throughout life. Thought as always is a creative power, and as you envision yourself so you manifest what you want to be. When you begin to live in the Light you draw harmony and balance into your life, and it is part of your transition to a higher level of expression.… Read the rest