Rudy's Blog Today I’m posting the text of my story, “Laser Shades” for your holiday reading pleasure. The story was commissioned for The Superlative Light, a photo book by Robert Shults, but it has not been otherwise published as yet. Two news items before my story. The writer and columnist Damien Walter posted “Let the Strangeness In,” a good interview/discussion about transrealism between me and Monica Byrne, author of the excellent novel The Girl In The Road. And, on the same day, synchronistically enough, my film-maker friend Edgar Pêra posted Trans-Realist Maniphesto a video from Lisbon, 1994, with me and good old Terence McKenna. And now…on with the show.. If you want, you can listen to the story online while you read it. Podcast: Play in new window | Download “Laser Shades,” oil on canvas, February, 2014, 24” x 20”. Adrian was entranced by Carla. This was a nice club, on Austin’s merry Sixth Street, out towards the dark end of the spectrum. “Did you hear what Adrian said, Jack?” “Pocket stars?”
ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΗ ΕΡΕΥΝΑ Dhushara Urbanomic 3quarksdaily: l'unico Blog ufficiale di Gabriele La Porta | Notturna – Viaggio in Anima ΠΕΤΕΦΡΗΣ- THE CULTURAL BARBECUE The Official Website of Adrian D Nelson and Reality And The Extended Mind Eliminative Culinarism March 2, 2014 The Glass Bead Game As part of an event organized by Glass Bead (Fabien Giraud, Jeremy Lecomte, Vincent Normand, Ida Soulard, Inigo Wilkins) and Composing Differences (curated by Virginie Bobin), Guerino Mazzola and I will be presenting talks on philosophy, mathematics, games and the paradigm of navigation. Here is my abstract (I will post Mazzola's abstract later): What Philosophy Does to the Mind By entering the game of truths - that is, making sense of what is true and making it true - and approaching it as a rule-based game of navigation, philosophy opens up a new evolutionary vista for the transformation of the mind. In liberating itself from its illusions of ineffability and irreproducible uniqueness, and by apprehending itself as an upgradable armamentarium of practices or abilities, the mind realizes itself as an expanding constructible edifice that effectuates a mind-only system. Date: April 22nd, 7-9pm. Posted by Reza Negarestani at 7:46 PM February 19, 2014
Missile Threat | A Project of the George C. Marshall and Claremont InstitutesMissile Threat | A Project of the George C. Marshall and Claremont Institutes Mandalas: symboles des couleurs Important pour nos ancêtres parce qu’il symbolisait la vie. Il exprime la joie, la santé, le triomphe. Dans l’esprit des iconographes du Moyen – Age, le ROUGE vif représente l’incandescence, l’activité. Pour les hébreux, le ROUGE est employé dans une série d’expressions dérivées du mot " dam " qui signifie sang. Or, dans la pensée hébraïque, le sang signifie la Vie. En Inde, Brahma, le créateur du monde, était représenté en rouge. Active et tonifiante l’ORANGE éveille les sens, avive les émotions et provoque une sensation de bien-être et de bonne humeur. Symbolise la lumière spirituelle. Symbole des œuvres accomplies pour la régénération de l’me et par extension de la charité. Dans le langage sacré égyptien, le BLEU symbolise l’Immortalité ; En Grèce, les prêtres de Chronos, maîtres du Temps, étaient vêtus de bleu. L’utilisation du VIOLET pour désigner l’autorité est passée dans l’église chrétienne car il est la couleur portée par les évêques. L’antithèse du blanc.
The Pan within Nassim Haramein - Sacred Geometry and Unified Fields Physicist Nassim Haramein presents new concepts explaining how we are all interconnected and can access infinite knowledge. “My brain is only a receiver. In the Universe there is a core from which we obtain knowledge, strength, inspiration. I have not penetrated into the secrets of this core, but I know it exists.” As early as 9 years old, Nassim was already developing the basis for a unified hyper-dimensional theory of matter and energy, which he eventually called the “Holofractographic Universe.” Nassim Haramein was born in Geneva, Switzerland in 1962. Combining this knowledge with a keen observation of the behavior of nature, he discovered a specific geometric array that he found to be fundamental to creation, and the foundation for his Unified Field Theory emerged. This groundbreaking theory has now been delivered to the scientific community through peer-reviewed papers and presentations at international physics conferences. In addition to his scientific papers, Mr. Related Posts