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David Bowie - A Star Who Transcended Music, Art and Fashion
Darrell CalkinsA Star Who Transcended Music, Art and Fashion
"J'apprends la nouvelle du départ de David Bowie et mes pensées et mon coeur se tournent vers toi... Vous êtes liés à jamais tous les deux...sa musique et ton travail...main dans la main... Les moments magiques, intenses, sacrés lorsque nous l'entendions vivre ses chansons, lorsque chaque note, chaque mot, chaque fragment de sa voix nous Read more of this blog post »
"J'apprends la nouvelle du départ de David Bowie et mes pensées et mon coeur se tournent vers toi... Vous êtes liés à jamais tous les deux...sa musique et ton travail...main dans la main... Les moments magiques, intenses, sacrés lorsque nous l'entendions vivre ses chansons, lorsque chaque note, chaque mot, chaque fragment de sa voix nous Read more of this blog post »
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“Recovery through sleep isn’t going to happen if the majority of the components of your being aren’t getting enough stimulation or resistance to work against. Your brain may be tired after work, but if your body and emotions haven’t been challenged through the day, they’re going to keep irritating you even if you’re asleep. They don’t need rest; they need work for real recovery to take place.”
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“The infinite possibilities that exist in any given moment cause infinite possibilities in response. The wording is correct here; the possibilities exist already, and have already caused the existing possibilities of response.”
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“Laughter has got to be the single healthiest activity one can perform. Just think how healthy you would be if you could sincerely laugh at that which now oppresses you.”
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“How many people are watching a movie right now, or reading a book or listening to a song or looking into their life or dreaming with this profound, conscious or not, yearning more than anything for some kind of relationship somewhere with someone or something that would cause them to stagger in intimate rawness in friendship and love?”
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“By music I mean the ‘spirit of the game,â€� which is what all spirituality ultimately points to â€� ‘I hear the voiceâ€� (of Nature, God, beauty, truth, loveâ€�). Hear it and move onto or into. The easiest way to do that is to notice and invest in whatever it is that provokes wonderment. You could call this coming back to mysticism as a way of life. We were all already there as children.”
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“The greatest challenge that exists in life, in anyone’s life, is that of sustaining a child’s fascination and love for life itself while being bombarded, infiltrated and violated by every possible reason and excuse not to do so. Ultimately, nothing really matters more or has more meaning than a child lost in overwhelming joy and gratitude for a single moment…the all-bodies recognition/revelation that something like Heaven does exist on Earth, right now. Nothing, that is, except for the same thing in an adult.
You can reduce and compress all the greatest lives, philosophies, religions, art, science, literature, all of humanity’s best and most sophisticated knowledge into this single idea. Something like, “Can you hold this through time and space?”
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You can reduce and compress all the greatest lives, philosophies, religions, art, science, literature, all of humanity’s best and most sophisticated knowledge into this single idea. Something like, “Can you hold this through time and space?”
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“Listen and look long at beauty that compels you, spontaneously engage what naturally calls to you…this is how we recover our true personal values.”
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“Love has an enormous spectrum of expression and impact. At the far end, it begins to unravel and move away from subjective experience and personal preference. It becomes pure intent, something that no longer tickles our desires, but fulfills the deeper needs of each circumstance we’re in.”
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