Wednesday, May 19, 2010
It is funny how the small, brown, wet leaves pass me with notice. They really draw my attention when I am to sit and eat breakfast. They move on the floor, roll up, scatter and swirl around me.
At first I thought the leaves are birds. When I noticed them I quickly turned and looked. I got little shocked when I found out they were not birds, only leaves that was dragged by the wind curves from the trees to the road sides.
They look so alive!
No matter how funny are the leaves, birds are a whole lot funnier!
Link of the Day: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbEbOdppJXY&feature=related
Sunday, January 07, 2007
Do feelings exist?
If true feelings exist, when do they strike and where?
I think that men remind me of monkeys. Monkeys reflect humans in many different ways.
I draw some questions with that reflection in mind:
How do monkeys remind me of men?
assume men are attracted to women, do monkeys feel similar attraction?
If men are disappointed and feel bad, do monkeys also feel bad?
Now forget about monkeys, I wonder about the relations of my feelings and the external reality. I think of the next model:
- Feelings are reactions to reality.
- At times when "reality changes" occur, feelings or reactions can increase or decrease.
- Feelings or reactions create "reality changes" all over again and shape a new reality.
This model is a cycle in which the phases are following each other.
For example:- When I feel bad I want to feel better. I require specific information about my condition.
- This information helps me to solve my problems.
- From now on I would consider the knowledge I gained to feel better again.
To finish with sweet taste and encourage imagination I am hoping for a bright future.
May it hold love and joy, Amen!
Friday, December 01, 2006
Going to the store shopping I notice some strange occur.
The woman behind the counter wears a coat although it is not cold. Is it because the shop has air condition or is she extremly sensitive?
The woman wears also glasses that do not exactly match her face size. Is this another aspect of her been a shop counter woman?
Thursday, November 23, 2006
They come from out of sight. When it is dark they glow inside.
Their laughter makes them shrink with blame. Too young to be confronted by their name.
Running in the cold of the night, pretend they do not care. What are they learning there? Tired of detecting lies, they despite that evil do arise.
Some kid hides and wishes he was dead or better for him, the crown above his head.
The link of the day: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJYVp72ANIA
Sunday, November 19, 2006
Sunday, November 12, 2006
The truth is that many of us listen to it and quite enjoy!
For example I did a small experiment: While driving I listened only to radio(zapping through Israeli stations) by night continued to explore new stuff through Internet customized radio stations and downloads to my p.c.
The results are not surprising...I'm more in touch with what is happening more so I'm capable to determine the next best thing(A Maximo cover version plays these days on 99 F.M radio)
Now if art makes u look at things different pop music can fit in well as a valid art form, if it changes your thought patterns still it depends on your personal taste and the quality of the track .
No matter what, its important to realize one thing, we must keep our independent thinking. By choosing the station and by taking something with us to the next one.
Sunday, November 05, 2006
Born in Fenham , a town near north eastern city of Newcastle,
4 members playing variety of instruments gathered together to join fifth player and form a band .
On april 2004 they succeded in getting favoring opinions from the media & audiences around the u.k with their debut album A certain trigger released under the label Warp Records.
Upon the rising of new rock bands from u.s and Europe maximo definitely stands as an independent figure in addition they address the Scandinavian sounds that brings up a further extreme day view of what is going on with the music industry.
Pop music is a valid art-form.
Pop music can shape the thought patterns of everyone.