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欧宝娱乐 Author

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Spirituality, Paranormal, Philosophy

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Writer of the Freaky, Crazed, Wicked, REVOLTING n' Ridiculously Superficial lil' title ~ The 7 Wyrths of All Ages -
Zillionaire, & zany musical grandmaster! ...I play air-uke Jimi Hendrix, also Bach, Chopin and Handel on kazoo.

Personal early inspiration, also indirect inspirations;

Though we moved around a lot, many halcyon days were spent climbing oaks oftentimes barefoot, mainly around magikal parts of East Anglia. Those years, together in the Home Counties first ever converted church, I grew up with a Curly Wurly half melted, adhered partly to my jackknife inscribed kazoo tucked in the left pocket, and miscellaneous artefacts in the other. My mum was a wonderful person and made me understand how important it was to treat a woman right. My Writer of the Freaky, Crazed, Wicked, REVOLTING n' Ridiculously Superficial lil' title ~ The 7 Wyrths of All Ages -
Zillionaire, & zany musical grandmaster! ...I play air-uke Jimi Hendrix, also Bach, Chopin and Handel on kazoo.

Personal early inspiration, also indirect inspirations;

Though we moved around a lot, many halcyon days were spent climbing oaks oftentimes barefoot, mainly around magikal parts of East Anglia. Those years, together in the Home Counties first ever converted church, I grew up with a Curly Wurly half melted, adhered partly to my jackknife inscribed kazoo tucked in the left pocket, and miscellaneous artefacts in the other. My mum was a wonderful person and made me understand how important it was to treat a woman right. My mother also taught me how to have inner strength and not to get walked on, but that along with this to always remember that however ardent your views, that there's a time to give and be loving and understanding. While in the shadow of so much otherly change and foreboding back then -none of which though tender in years, was lost on me. I am after all of part Irish part Swiss descendancy. This then was and is, how these moments go on and unfold in us.

Broader lifetime's distinct edification, often gruelling, largely enigmatic, though always edifying;

From the done-and-deceased once delightful dodo to the brimming radiance yet fragility of the snow leopard - and along with my other created lists of inspirational devotees, activists, writers, thinkers, social critics, and not forgetting equally crucial humourists - all of which I've highlighted to recommend on my web pages elsewhere, I say to you other than those stars up above, the very waterways, hills, trees, creatures, plants and elementals far too numerous to mention, there obviously was once much cosmic greatness in human form too, from the wise and fascinating gentlemen of the road encountered along my journey, to the genius of true cultural icons of those years -the likes of Bob Marley, John Lennon, Kerouac and Bruce Lee. Over time would come a thirst in me, an evolving discovery and great appreciation for Woody Allen, Jodorowsky, Matisse, Gauguin, Cocteau, Marija Gimbutas and later Ai Weiwei etc. My hope is that some might recognise the golden thread, a beautiful commonality weaving together this seemingly utter randomness.

Summary;
So there it is you see, take it or 'leave it', this life - perennially walking the line betwixt romp and sublimity, being and doing, with a zestful wink of loopy trashy antics ...yet along with it, for all of us, trying to be the best blessed dork and version of ourselves that any of us can possibly聽really be in this life of ours. All that remains is that I would finally just like to with a bit of pazaaz also add...(...fill in space later...). ...more

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“The ultimate truth is mystical truth, the ultimate reality is divine chaos.”
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“Radical mind, sacred heart, lovers' spirit, cosmic deed.”
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“If we do not respect Nature:

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“Male domination is so rooted in our collective unconscious that we no longer even see it.”
― Pierre Bourdieu

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“People are obsessed with spectacle. We live in the society of the spectacle. People are addicted to the spectacular. They want bigger and better spectacles. They need more and more to keep them stimulated. They crave entertainment. They crave more powerful simulations, more breathtaking special effects, more everything. No one wants POR 鈥� plain old reality. Simulation 鈥� hyperreality 鈥� the simulacrum 鈥� these are what the people desire. We all live in Disneyland now 鈥� an utter fantasy world. Our true God is Mickey Mouse. At least he鈥檚 a lot nicer than Yahweh.”
― Adam Weishaupt, Hypersex

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“Radical mind, sacred heart, lovers' spirit, cosmic deed.”
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“Go through what is comprehensible and you conclude that only the incomprehensible gives any light.”
― Saul Bellow, Herzog

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“We actually contain a built-in ability to rise above restriction, incapacity, or limitation and, as a result of this ability, possess a vital adaptive spirit that we have not yet fully accessed. While this ability can lead us to transcendence, paradoxically it can lead also to violence; our longing for transcendence arises from our intuitive sensing of this adaptive potential and our violence arises from our failure to develop it.”
― Joseph Chilton Pearce, The Biology of Transcendence: A Blueprint of the Human Spirit

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