So maybe I'm a little slow

Or maybe I'm a lot slow, but I'm just now getting to the point where I'm not just giving lip service to the idea that reality is flexible and the world is what you make it, but am really beginning to believe it, to know it in my bones, as they say.
This is coming together with the ideas of immediatism, surrealism, and all the other junk that I periodically quote from here and in other places, and I have a great need to do something about it. If reality is malleable, if this world is all a hallucination, or illusion, Maya, or whatever, then let's have fun with it. More joy, more grace, more laughter, more divinity, and less greed, less doom, less despair.
The hedonism day parade was great - more parades are definitely on the agenda. Random street theatre, guided tours of nowhere, gift-giving excursions, and many other half-formed, vibe-upping ideas are bouncing around, waiting to be born.
Watch this space. Watch your overcoat. Watch anything you like as long as it isn't Fox News.

So maybe I'm a little slow

Or maybe I'm a lot slow, but I'm just now getting to the point where I'm not just giving lip service to the idea that reality is flexible and the world is what you make it, but am really beginning to believe it, to know it in my bones, as they say.
This is coming together with the ideas of immediatism, surrealism, and all the other junk that I periodically quote from here and in other places, and I have a great need to do something about it. If reality is malleable, if this world is all a hallucination, or illusion, Maya, or whatever, then let's have fun with it. More joy, more grace, more laughter, more divinity, and less greed, less doom, less despair.
The hedonism day parade was great - more parades are definitely on the agenda. Random street theatre, guided tours of nowhere, gift-giving excursions, and many other half-formed, vibe-upping ideas are bouncing around, waiting to be born.
Watch this space. Watch your overcoat. Watch anything you like as long as it isn't Fox News.

Quote of the Day

Mark Morford, from a review of Spirited Away:

"Anime often blows the creative doors off anything Disney or DreamWorks or Pixar could dream up in their most ecstatic acid-tripped neon orgy rave haze brainstorm sleepover parties, which I truly wish they'd start having right away."

Quote of the Day

Mark Morford, from a review of Spirited Away:

"Anime often blows the creative doors off anything Disney or DreamWorks or Pixar could dream up in their most ecstatic acid-tripped neon orgy rave haze brainstorm sleepover parties, which I truly wish they'd start having right away."