Everfresh Aliveness Spirituality
We never say “I love you”. In love, “you” and “I” dissolve. “We are love” we often affirm. We dance flying in a substance of the same composition and consistency as we are made of. Suddenly, an idea appears. We follow it. We play with it. We make it bigger and more beautiful. We sense … Continue reading Theo and Mira ~ Playing with Life, preview
Lovers know that the moon needs time to become full. ~ Rumi
"The rest of this must be said in silence because of the enormous difference between light and words that try to say light." Rumi
Life and I, we are playing a game. It starts with a conversation. I ask Life a question. Life answers simply, if my question was right. If not, Life helps formulate my question until it is right. What “right question” means? It means relevant. Logical. Sensible. Honest. Based on actual real life experience, not on … Continue reading (A little) Conversation with Life
“At a time where architecture is being reduced to seductive building forms and photogenic facades that are air-dropped into diverse contexts, regardless of their complex local cultural or climatic context, where over-simplified computer-generated renderings and often frivolous play of forms are becoming the norm, I hope that the Pritzker committee’s decision will bring the attention … Continue reading Soulful architecture is possible
I love things that have soul. Bazaars of the world Sell dry grass and dry leaves crumbling at first touch. I look around and seek that tree Whose fragrance fills me. I love things that have soul. In this sea of steel, concrete, glass and technology The Soul of souls is creeping through the cracks … Continue reading Woman Song
I love beholding the creator at work. I love listening to his ideas and philosophy. I love enjoying the completed masterpiece. Bjarke Ingels does not compromise but melds pleasing design, leisurely lifestyle and sustainability. He created Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) Architecture firm, with head office in Copenhagen. BIG proved that architecture means more than designing … Continue reading Contemporary Creators ~ Bjarke Ingels
