The Web Of Life, Love, Suffering And

The Many Faces Of Collective Vision United By The Mandalic Eye-field Suggest Both Expansion Of Consciousness And Sharing Of Consciousness With Other Beings. The Painting Was Based On A Profoundly Ego Dissolving Entheogenic Mystical Trance Where I Heard The Words, 'infinite Oneness... The Oneness Should Never Forget The Infinitude And The Infinitude Should Never Forget The Oneness...'

It's Kind Of Hard Get Outside Of Your Own Frame Of Reference. To One Degree Or Another, We All Go Through Our Breakdowns And We Can Recognize Our Lives As A Path To Awakening Or Not. We Can Take Our Breakdowns As A Way To Sensitize Us Or As An Excuse To Blind And Dull Ourselves.

Journeying Through Secret Doors, Curving Corridors, And Connecting Rooms Into The Mountain Was Like Being Digested By The Different Organs Of A Deity.

I've Always Been Fond Of The Idea Expressed In Buddhist Art, That There Are Certain Objects That, Just By Seeing Them, Can Plant A Seed For Liberation In The Individual. That Class Of Objects Is Called "liberation Through Seeing." Certain Buddha Images Are Like That, But If It Were Possible, I Would Like To Find Contemporary Non-traditional Sacred Images. Maybe It Sounds Pretentious, But Most Spiritual Paths Point To The Possibility That We All Can Access The Deep, Absolute Dimensions Of Reality.

Share Your Presence With Others, No Boundaries, Completely, Openly, Lovingly. Love Is What Makes Us Alive.