Incantation, 1992
Nothing is more cheerful than the urge to commit art.
--Garrison Keillor
On the days when I take the time to paint at my easel, to cut and paste a collage at my work table or to wander about with my camera being amazed by the beauty and variety of the world, I am so happy! The same is true if I'm exploring a new recipe with ingredients that are strange to me -- what a wonderful alchemical laboratory the kitchen becomes! Time, as José Argüelles says, is not money -- it's art! Even the words we speak or write can be crafted with a reverence for connection, honoring and clarity; for honesty, compassion and upliftment. Whatever your tasks, today, whatever your needs, let loose the urge to commit art into them, and see what results; what amazing thing is birthed, right out of the center of your being. I wish you a day filled with good cheer!
Signs of Life:
For a heartwarming story and a demonstration of how good cheer works, go to
http://www.godvine.com/Thrown-Away-Dog-Saves-a-Little-Girl-from-Death-671.html
Birth of Horus, 1992
