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Emergency

February 10, 2010 · 1 Comment

 

Emergency feeling of the planet earth

i clean my nails on the grass at night

above my head the wind is moving the superfast clouds

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Pearl bangles

January 13, 2010 · 4 Comments

 Night is over ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

enthusiasm to the new day to start

each second is a full day~~~~~~~~

Pearls bangles are the most precious~~~

luminous smile from the urban fragrance

Skyword i look~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

beneath my feet the freedom of the new world~~~~~~~

i love you immensely: this is the only thing i am sure of

another boon around the wristles~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

it s ivory in color and makes a lot of sense to evrybody.

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the boon

December 16, 2009 · 4 Comments

Tonite the usual dancing class

while the busy people were working

in the street with no fuss.

i also came and found a bright fullmoon

she candidly spoke you got the boon

instintively i asked pls give me  more

she sparkling replied you are still on the shore.

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Tools for unlocking people souls

December 11, 2009 · 2 Comments

Any PhD around to get these tools? No sorry. It’s beyond intellectual life. One very small hint is the dialect. We live in a world of dialects. Sometimes dialects are made official languages other times they just survive to the flow of changes. With my gramma I had to talk dialect although she could speak and understand the country official language very well from school time. I heard Easyjet, an airline company based in London, is planning to use dialects on board during three main Italian routes from north to south and vicevesa.  During lunch break n Hong Kong it s a ritual,you go out forlunch and you have to speak dialect. But at one condition only: because you want to unlock people soul.

Otherwise you can choose to  keep your foreigner soul growing bigger and get lost in confusion with the time.  Any magic tool is pure c h o i c e .

[image is from national geographic best 2009]

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Where virtual games lead thru herbed halibut and new catastrofi

December 10, 2009 · 2 Comments

 

Popping by hub’s facebook page briskly reading “he just whipped up some fresh herbed halibut at some Cafe place” . Adorable Hub whipping fish at the stove in a Cafe’? No no, cannot be him. Or may be in his dream. So i left him a comment: can you do it at home for 1 time pleeeease? At least it will sound more enthusiastic than cooking halibut thru the Virtual cafe on facebook. I really really want to know where virtual games lead our mind and what is so attractive in them. The answer is nothing and it depends also on the time people spent on them, how big is the portion of our Complete attention stickying on them.

Instead of playing virtually you can just do it. Learn a recipe, have fun in the kitchen, chat with the fish shopper at the market, make up some relationship, and cook your halibut. It s just a fishy example but can be applied to virtual pokers, real estate, farmville, fashion shop: virtual games do cover all kinds of real world fields. They relax the mind? They alienate a person from human contacts? They give some distraction during the working time? They develop modern catches in the body & soul? You will know the answer soon while you play them.  

In addition, what is the percentage of attention = time, drooling on the end of the world stuff, the maya calendar, the astronomy and the prophecies; there is also a mad-catastrofe-effective movie called 2012 on that; how about focusing on exploration of divinity of the present world? the divinity of the human abilities and potential? …Like cooking some fresh halibut for example.

But the main point is of immense capacity. The whipping herbed fish is another story. An the end of the world stuff are a waste of sacred time. maybe  they are also connected.

[photo by national geographic stolen to another blog i dont remember the name]

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meaning of OMG

December 9, 2009 · 1 Comment

 

Oh God, from your love, tears of bliss have come. They make room for your love in my heart. You open my heart like a flower in blossom. You water this flower all the time, but only sometimes do I absorb it. May I always absorb your love, so that your fragrance can flow through this flower, and be shared with others.

Inspiration from a Sai Nath Film

Inspiration in the inspiration by Chris K..

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The oldest connection

December 4, 2009 · 3 Comments

Sometimes people look older than their anagraphic age, their eyes are so deep that thousands of lives can be read in them. One of the reason why people mature  like wonderful juicy fruits is that they know how to connect with the elders. I am posting from China which is quite proverbial worldwide for the efforts put at the services of supporting this slice of the population. Althought it does show total unbalance and unrealistic in many cases with local concepts of remaining conditioned and dry for the rest of the life. Beware of the age of a country, it’s a whole world to explore!

How to connect with the elders is the point.

Nothing is simpler for the ones who deeply understand the natural cycling of the life.

Maybe even Klimt did know that to live a serene third age it is necessary to lie the forward down in the hand (should be the right hand, he was slightly confused at this point) and forgive the past.  Then evrything fells at its own place and that old age becomes the goldest of all ~

i had not completely understood my own oldest connection until the day of the chinese banquest we hosted in ShunDa (China) when myself freshly arrived from Europe. Our big rounded wedding table was hosting only one man, the groom, and beside myself, the youngest of all the ladies with most probability was the 70 years groom’s mother. The encompassing sweetness of those giggling ancient eyes i cannot forget, it was the most awsome gift for a special day. The special: Welcome to China, land of oldest …and lost connections.

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How blogging divides people

December 3, 2009 · 4 Comments

Blogging has  a double face and is becoming more and more popular not only from home but also from work. For example the company where i work in HK also started a blog now because we dont want to waist any opportunity want  to jump into the modern flow. Sounds cool. Moreover what can you expect from a  quite dedicated blogger like the author here? Since primary school her teacher, il meastro, used to reinforce the writing talent he noticed in this now older little girl. But there is another side of blogging which is: it does not have the power to bring people together all the times. At least not yet… This is a new process just begun with plenty of possibilities to explore. Some groups started blogs together dividing the tasks on their abilities. The group atmospehere is always friendly and everybody art of expression is respected and cherished. Is that good enough to build a strong worldwide collective? The answer/answers in the process… 

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Two portraits` blog author

December 3, 2009 · 4 Comments

many times it’s always good to know the face of the people you interact with

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Within quality of a shot

December 1, 2009 · 2 Comments

The real master photographer is the one who spends his days without spoiling  80 – 90% of  his attention  on things which surf around photo world like travelling each time in magnificent places to shot unique pictures or becoming more knowledgeable about cameras and tecniques.  Today the gift of the divine creativity seems to had been bestowed upon an infinite myriad of precise fingers and enlightened brains. Wow! It is amazing to observe how many zillions of outstanding photoblogs are growing in this net. Impeccable clicks triggered during impeccable holidays or free weekends. We are surrounded by visual geniuses like never before. What an evident fact? So are all the geniuses the same or some genius is more or less genius? How to capture the rightousness of an image? How to know it is something really of great quality? And that the photographer was meant to be in the right place shoting the right image? One simple thing is that the master photographer kows himself much better than his camera and the flash.

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Candy

November 30, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Candy: the earring collection 3 ~

Feel the taste of my juicy earrings ~

Winter collection 2009 ~

soft playful tasty candies

soft playful tasty women

…when the taste goes beyond

 

[ingredients: silver 925, mother pearls, bamboo coral, crystals, glass, hard stones]

 

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Verses for Smart people

November 26, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Smart people travelling & settling down into the city

merrying interculturally & getting involved into professional projects and new life

…that sense of integration

What is the real perspective of integration? Developing sense of community or friendship?

…that sense of integration

Feelin it into the central nervous system, or every effort is mirage and nothing else. Like going nowhere.

But that sense of integration makes all the differences~

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Five long quotes from five Sting’s lyrics

November 24, 2009 · 4 Comments

1. He deals the cards as a meditation
And those he plays never suspect
He doesn’t play for the money he wins
He doesn’t play for the respect
He deals the cards to find the answer
The sacred geometry of chance
The hidden law of probable outcome
The numbers lead a dance

2. When there’s no information
And the compass turns to
nowhere that you know well
Let your soul be your pilot
Let your soul guide you
He’ll guide you well

3.This ain’t no time for doubting your power
This ain’t no time for hiding your care
You’re climbing down from an ivory tower
You’ve got a stake in the world we ought to share

4. In the quiet time of evening
When the stars assume their patterns
And the day has made his journey
And we wondered just what happened
To the life we knew before the world changed
When not a thing I held was true

5. When the world is running down
You make the best of what’s still around

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Brazilian notes of the multiculture & edu ministry

November 6, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Meet Gilberto Gil. And step into the awsome colorful deep world of Brazil, one of the most spiritual and complex counties of the world.  His ex ministry of Education (2003-08) is also a heart warming musician with wide social and political views, a struggling past and a bright present. (

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Father and daughter on real experience and solid bounds

November 4, 2009 · 5 Comments

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It’s my father birthday, he’s just 57 and you would feel on heaven by sharing his cmpany. They say there is a special link between daughters and fathers so it maybe possible i am writing this out of this special connection but i dont think so. Infact each and every person who is getting along with him now and in the past is clearly benefitting of his compelling personality and adorable heart. He has been my guide for over thirty years, he still is at the right level of maturation, being the perfect father that each daughter would love to have aside. I had many girlfriends along the years but no one of them could compete, in their own bound with their father, with the one we have been blessed with. Yes, this is pure blessing which happens once in a while to our generation. The connection goes far beyond the daily material necessities that he always generously lavishes. I love my father’s spirit so nouishing and so much founded into first hand experience, consistency of character, morality, discipline, straightforwardness, clarity of feelings and words. He is an  example of how a man can rise with his own inner wisdom and understanding  from a not vantagious social and political situation to a point where life becomes interestingly flourishing and soothing. Beside having a great  joyious character he is also a self made artist dedicated to always different tecniques, designs, and daily care of edible, ornamental plants, flowers and trees. [all pics are his artworks, Lillo below we drew & painted together more than 20 years ago]

papa2

papa1

 

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