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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Humanity IS Heaven!
Best Buy Fortunate Buyer
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Moderation: The Forgotten Practice
Friday, March 15, 2013
Manipulated Spirits, Purchased Souls
Monday, March 4, 2013
Creative Conquerors II
"To Creator be the glory, I am not a religiousist."
I feel (as of 2:43a.m.) that I have been blessed with this growing talent to attempt to follow in the Creators footsteps of creating things artistically, that reach my generation through the means of artistry. Greunie was right, every human is unique, and their view of a deity (if they follow one) is personal. Their own way to live their life through the means of following their deity and how they see fit to act in accordance to their relationship with their deity (if they follow one)
The Mindful Artists' CEO posted,
"It’s easy for creative people working in isolation to forget that our work has meaning and value to others. We overlook that our art can be of service to others in ways that we can scarcely imagine."
Is this how we operate? Humans who have (or think they have) a better understanding of life - minus the "societies" that rule them - that feel that PING of mental and spiritual desire to create and want to change the world?
If I was truly blessed to create (and I know I was) and hold deep spiritual personal knowledge of my own universe, I should not focus on changing the physical world, but creating my own for others to enjoy this creation, just as the Creator has done for me.
Creative Conquerors
"To Creator be the glory - I am not a religiousist."
I am feeling pretty mixed right now. The idea of human beings on the planet being more than audio recorders of information is slowly becoming a reality it seems. Students, from all walks of life - no matter the age, region, or religion - will have access to worldly information, the same examples of our parents that once had them in modes of memorizing these facts, but our approach could be different. Being creators of our own universe, creativity has to become stronger in order to advance the mind, and the way of learning.
Friday, March 1, 2013
Plastic Igloo Construction Experiment 1
After several months of recycling plastic bottles, the idea for an 100% recycled greenhouse made from plastic bottles was born and put into full affect.
Step one: Mapping out the size of your igloo. (For this igloo design, we went with the dimensions of 5'3/8" for the length, width, and height.
Step two: Gathering the bottles and hot glue for the process.
(Number of bottles used were in the range of 515-520 plastic used. Average pack of 24 bottles costs about 3 dollars. Total cost for bottles alone for this experiment would cost around 172 dollars.)
Step three: Sorting and stripping the labels of the bottles that were perfect for construction
Step four: The foundation frame for the entire structure was laid and set
My team and I traveled with the greenhouse igloo to Raleigh, NC in the back of a U-haul truck, and when we arrived at our destination to display this piece, the entire structure was destroyed from the motion and bouncing of the trailer. So, (without panicking), my AWESOME team of right and left hands jumped into action beside me, and we created this 2nd edition within 3.5 hours of sorting and gluing of the original greenhouse.
I encourage everyone to practice recycling and create their own masterpieces out of recycled goods and experiment with new ideas and structures if the creative spirit invites you.
"Stop hurting Mother Nature"