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"Love is not consolation. It is light."
— Friedrich Nietzsche
Beauty is a manifestation of secret natural laws, which otherwise would have been hidden from us forever.
-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Red Planetary Earth
Green Central Castle of Enchantment
Earth family- Core Clan- SkyI perfect in order to evolve
Producing synchronicity
I seal the matrix of navigation
With the planetary tone of manifestation
I am guided by the power of life force
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Harmonic 65: Cosmic Matrix Self-regulate universal fire of presence
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Tones OF Creation - Tones For Creation - Tone of the day - July 25 2011
Chakra Clearing - etheric body alignment - chakra toning - emotional body stabilization - third eye rotating - merkaba forming - taurus field - torsion - multidimensional sound - overtone singing - throat singing - Crown Chakra Activation - 3 stages raised - 8/10/13
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TNC 34moons | Andrew McCallum
The Tones OF Creation - 34 Moons
“Do not seek the because. In love there is no because, no reason, no explanation, no solutions.”
— Anais Nin (via dishevelment)
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Japan's First Illustrated Book
“Karukaya is a so-called ‘companion story’ ascribed to Japan’s Muromachi period, approximately 590 years ago. I see it to be Japan’s oldest illustrated book. This view of course is not meant to overlook the large bulk of painted handscrolls produced in the preceding Heian and Kamakura eras (roughly 900 to 1300 AD). However, in the genre of illustrated storybooks, Karukaya can probably be taken with relative confidence as a historic starting point (even though art historians have yet to reach a definitive conclusion on the matter).” —Yusaku Kamekura, from Creation v. 7 (1990)
This work is now held in the Suntory Museum of Art.
Open Letter in Response to the Vancouver Riots
A humble request…
Please forgive this intrusion: if your help were not truly needed I would not be bothering you. I know you are aware of the events that took place in Vancouver on June 15th 2011.
These events, and the media coverage that has followed have painted the city in a light, though momentarily accurate, that does not reflect the true spirit of the people of Vancouver.
With that in mind, a united group of citizens have come together to promote a grassroots initiative to change the perceptions brought on by these acts. It is of great importance that the public and media have an opportunity to share a positive experience with the world and with each other.
In a symbolic gesture, we invite anyone that wishes to effect positive change to join with us on Weds June 22nd at 8:00 PM at the corner of Georgia St. and Hamilton St. to sing Canada’s National Anthem.
It’s time to wear our hearts on our sleeves and reaffirm the pride that we feel for this amazing city and our great country….in order to make this a resounding success, we need your help.
It is not without trepidation that I ask for your support, this is in the end a very personal request. I have great admiration for what you do, that said it is my belief that to truly heal, learn and grow as a nation, a city, citizens and most importantly people we must actively follow a path of positive reinforcement while at the same time seeking restitution by those that are responsible for the specific acts of last Wednesday night.
Your support would be greatly appreciated in whatever way you might feel comfortable. If I can answer any questions for you or give you further information about the projects goals, how you might be able to help or the impetus behind it please feel free to contact me via the information below.
Sincerely,
Andrew McCallum & Public Transit Social Media Co.
| anthemYVR@gmail.com | @anthemYVR | #anthem
“A small group of thoughtful people could change the world. Indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”
-Margret Mead
The questions that remain…
Photo by Matthew Grapengieser
It is time for the public to speak out, and to stand up. I feel the need to voice my concerns as this begins to play out in the media.
After witnessing the events of Wednesday night, literally on my doorstep, and after hearing some of the things being represented in various media reports by City Officials following the tragic events on Wednesday, I know I have to.
First, to the instigators and to those that stood by or joined in the fray, I say that if you mask your face to attack the citizens and police of a city with weapons and explosives, burn and loot businesses, scare families, and try to justify these acts under the guise of free speech… then we as the people that don’t want any part in a riot (which the vast majority of citizens in this province did not) need to be looking at other options to protect the lawful and the innocent.
I don’t care about protecting your ignorance.
This is Canada, a country that we love. You will get arrested, you will get a lawyer, you have the right to you opinion, and to PEACEFUL protest. Gas and flames and masks are not peaceful. I promise, if you are peaceful and respectful, you need not fear we wont hear you if you speak peacefully. Your face may not end up being on the news, but millions of Canadians who value their rights will listen to you. Actually having a message that causes action takes more than a Facebook page and a crowd wielding gas and hammers.
What about my right to not live in a war zone? I live at Robson and Hamilton. We watched the kids cry terrified while the people drink more and cheer you on. We gave first aid to those who lay in the street defenseless while you attacked and laughed. We listened to the explosions caused by your stupidity well into the night.
How would you like it if we, the thousands that wanted no part in your riot, came to your house and rolled your car because we drank too much all while our friends were cheering us on?
So on to my questions……..
