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Tuesday Jan 07, 2003
Waiter or Doer
Do you make life happen or does life happen to you? Are you a player or a victim? Are you on stage or in the audience? Do you know where you stand, or not? Provoke your self into that person who wants to be born.
Test your metal and you will never turn back, and you will never be sorry.
Waiter or doer?
Wednesday Jan 01, 2003
Don’t forget to Breathe
Here is a beautiful thought to begin your new year.
“Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage.”
—Anais Nin
Sunday Dec 15, 2002
Universe Within
"At the age of thirty-two, I decided I was either going to commit suicide or discover what a penniless human could do on behalf of humanity. I decided on the latter and realized that human beings were introduced into Universe for an important reason. They’re like bees, you see, bees who go out and get honey without realizing they’re also performing cross-pollination. I realized that we are only throwaway, that we’ve never designed anything, that Universe exhibits a mathematical orderliness which naturally implies a greater intellect at work, and that we are part of that design. Then I made a commitment never to use this knowledge for personal gain or political power. My life has been, as a result, one miracle after another.”
—R. Buckminster Fuller
Note: I cropped the image of Fuller from a fine book called Photoshop 5.5 Artistry by Barry Haynes and Wendy Crumpler, New Riders Publishing.
Friday Dec 06, 2002
Moonchild in Hollywood
Why don’t I write “the” Universe?
In Buckminster Fuller’s world vocabulary, it was Universe, not “the” Universe; there was no need for using the definite article “the” before Universe—the word that described it all. He approached Universe with humility. After all, we don’t say we’re going to explore “the” nature. Bucky had a marvelous insight here and I pass it on to anyone who wants to the adopt the concept. You cannot go wrong if you do.
I was living in the Hollywood Hills some years ago when a friend told me about an exhibit at a local gallery that featured the work of a young girl, a prodigy of ten or eleven years old, who painted with a maturity well beyond her years or discernable experience.
I went to see the exhibit one afternoon.




