Let's Now

I have an idea. 
It came from my complete overwhelm and feelings of despair. (P. S. if anyone knows how to give up, please private message me). Besides the obvious, a lot more things have been falling apart in my life. I can't keep up! The deeper I go, the deeper I go.
However, there is an ancient teaching that shows us not only how things flourish or turn to dust, but also why and what to do about it. For example, simple acts of criticizing and judging others have effects of poor relationships, bad smells around us, family problems, sudden loss of friends, blocks in self-realization, internet issues, hard time finding needed information, us not being heard, our opinions not being respected, depression, unfinished projects, lack of support. 
Or, something as tiny as being punctual actually brings financial stability.
Sounds interesting? I'd like to form a group and take on one cause/effect principle each month. We can support each other, keep track of progress and learn something new. The whole project will take about ten to twelve months. It will be challenging, controversial, expanding, insane, uplifting, amazing and at times worth quitting, I'm sure of it.
I would also love to pair this with neurographics.
Who's in?! 

                      some more stolen art

the piece is epic, yo!

 

Love&hate mix about the name, but 
 
 
And then you have to follow it up with Heifetz playing Paganini's Caprice N° 24 in La Minor.
Can you taste it?
 
 

 

I experiment being real
asking, spacing then dodging
The tears are true, what about
everything else
modified to fit the truth
of today
Would I be so distressed
were I so independent
Would I believe all talk
of trauma, abandonment
just to blame the one who
couldn't do his best
as I saw it
So was it love?
 

 

 

So many creations in this life
that will never abandon me
Like the light
that shows up every day
and makes me gasp at the beauty
it reveals to my eyes
I keep a hold onto
the only creation that did
leave me
Do I not know he's the light
that's coming back in me
Grace
 

 

Garter Snake Line

 

We treated ourselves to
bonbons of chocolate
(they had butter in them, didn't they?)
He told me hugs are
imperative to life
And gave me two yellow
one brown-coloured lines
So
I'll never be touchless again