Whenever I visit the site of Kilcrea Abbey & castle Co. Cork Ireland, I wonder about the lives of the people who lived there 500 years ago. At the start of this film Terrence McKenna is speaking about the Rig Veda of ancient Hinduism. Apparently a lot of old knowledge has been lost in India. He goes on to talk about the book burning at the Alexandria library.
This post relates to an amateur documentary I produced called Syzygy. You can watch it on Youtube. I am looking primarily at the basic fault in our society and the schism between Self and Other, Mind and Body, Logos vs Mythos etc. I have attached a short video at the end of this post to give a glimpse of where my ideas are at.
The singularity is now, in the present moment, where creation is happening, here, which we're waking up to, the now. It's quite obvious, from Teilhard de Chardin, McKenna, Peter Russell, even the Integral stuff, that the evolution of consciousness has been accelerating, always, and will continue. Not keep going fast, but keep going ever faster.
Art captivates, art inspires, art portrays. As Terence McKenna once said "put the art pedal to the metal". I use "art" in the purest sense of the word as a form of creative expression - music, poetry, dance etc.
Check out my new short video that I designed for my new blog at http://mayancalendar2012.org/. I hope it serves to offset some of the more negative messages being fostered about the Shift of the Ages. Please join me on my blog to track this fascinating evolution of consciousness!
For the present, the comedy of existence has not
yet "become conscious" of itself. For the present,
we still live in the age of tragedy, the age of morality
and religions.
FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE
Laughing gas has been discovered at the center of our galaxy.
THE GRAB BAG
Ok, start as I mean to go on. I'm an artist, so here's a recently completed artwork. I'm new here at Evolver and I feel my role here is to visually inspire in any way I can...
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
