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As a compensation - my beloved daughter-in-love!
- here again the photo you liked:
The Encounter between Venus and Jupiter
4 photos from the USA
As to the published article and Limor's splendid photo of Daughter-Mother-in-Love - see February 12
The crescent street, in which we live, today
Then Abba comes home, though for 4 nights
only.
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2013
| Rahel
Varnhagen, Auf Frischen Kleinen Abstrakten Wegen, p.33 An Pauline: ... keine Hand haelt die Vergangenheit, sie rinnt durch; keine greift die Zukunft; sie ist nicht da. Aber die Ewigkeit ist da: in den wirklichen Lebensmomenten, in Leidenschaft, in Zorn, Liebe, in edler Ueberzeugung, und ihren Wirkungen, haben wir sie ganz; darum handeln und wollen wir auch in solchen Momenten ohne Ruecksicht auf Zeit; |
A
pretty video Sent by Elah "Paperman-Fully Animated short film
Introducing a groundbreaking technique that seamlessly merges computer-generated and hand-drawn animation techniques, first-time director John Kahrs takes the art of animation in a bold new direction with the Oscar®-nominated short, "Paperman." Using a minimalist black-and-white style, the short follows the story of a lonely young man in mid-century New York City, whose destiny takes an unexpected turn after a chance meeting with a beautiful woman on his morning commute. Convinced the girl of his dreams is gone forever, he gets a second chance when he spots her in a skyscraper window across the avenue from his office. With only his heart, imagination and a stack of papers to get her attention, his efforts are no match for what the fates have in store for him. Created by a small, innovative team working at Walt Disney Animation Studios, "Paperman" pushes the animation medium in an exciting new direction. |
2013
The "embryo", conceived on Jan. 14, 2013
will e-volve in total secrecy,
and "pop out" into the World - hopefully on Yom-Kippur, Sept. 14,
2013!
This is how I'm feeling and planning it since today.
The only talking/writing will be done off-line
- by communicating with my divine peers....
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This
photo was taken on this day in 2008. Heiter ziehen die Stunden dahin. Es ist
kein Krieg in der Welt, und der Landmann schlaeft ruhig aund sieht
den Himmel in der Tiefe seines Traumes. Vielleicht wandeln
Liebende zwischen den Schlinggewaechsen einer Mauer, hingerissen,
Auge in Auge. Die Bohnenfelder senden dem Dorf zartduftende
Botschaft, wie von einer freimuetigen, nackten Jugend.*
Und das Korn wogt, gruen im Mondschein, und seuft im Winde. Es ist
zwei, es ist drei, es ist vier!!! *This reminds me of Heine's
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Making many different faces is one way to vibrate Will and Body. What I want now is Making many different Sounds to vibrate Will and Body
A composition of January 2008
Also now, in 2013
| Frantisec
Kupka: Cosmic Spring I [sic!],
1913-14 
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It took me some time to understand, |
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A version of the Kain-story: An Margret-Sabera, Natuerlich sind wir in der Evolution noch nicht
weit genug dafuer.
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Frantisec
Kupka: Cosmic Spring II [sic!],
1911-12 
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[On May 29 , 2013, I opened my diary of February
1, 2006:
BRAIN-EMOTION-RESEARCH
"It is the presence of the various kinds of denial
energy that cause emotions to feel bad".
[Godchannel>Four
Steps to Wholeness]...
Documentary in Channel 8 about the research of brain
and emotion
[Next program: how our brain is constantly
distorting our view of the world.]
"The surprising ways in which feelings underpin every
single moment of our lives."
"Emotions are so variable and so individual, they seem
to be out of the reach of science.
.. to distinguish between feelings on the faces on stage, sitting far behind
in a theatre.
But the most long distance transmitter is a smile – 70-80 m –
like a rocket.
[this reminds me of the nice salesman in the
grocery shop,
who helped me to find "kivi" – for being so vitamine rich
– soft, ugly and 2 NIS per kg.
Thank you, I said, I'm sorry you didn't make any money on me.
And he: "a smile in the morning is more than money to me".
I do have this capacity of smiling!
Yunis said, like Zwi Zohar in the seventies,
that my smile is like the sun bursting out of clouds.
I'm happy, that I use this capacity more and more,
whenever I get out of a car, which picked me up, even if no conversation took
place,
But also when meeting someone on the street.]
Core universal emotional facial expressions
(studied first in 1967 in the last Stone Age culture on Papua Guinea):
happiness
sadness
disgust
surprise
anger
fear
(why not being bored, the facial expression
of most people in the West today?)
A link was mentioned: an article,
in which I find, for instance the chapter:
Emotions and the mind, and there I read (in May 2013:)
"...classrooms and schools that build an atmosphere
of trust and intellectual safety
will enhance learning.
Letting students talk about their feelings
can help them build skills in listening to their classmates' comments.
Finding ways to vent emotions productively
can help students deal with inevitable instances of anger, fear, hurt, and
tension in daily life. ..."
Emotions and cognition cannot be separated.
Emotions can be crucial to the storage and recall of information
When I google for "brain research feelings
emotions", I find lots of information.
but is studying those my preference ?
Prof. Susan Greenfield, CBE [website
"not found" in 2013]
The structure of our brain:
The brain stem, among them breathing and sleeping, we share with reptiles
Around it is the limbing system, which we share with mammals.
The most recent part is the cortex, linked to humans' higher processes, logic
and reason.
First theory: emotions (like seen in people at a football match) are primitive
urges
which temporarily take over "reason".
Now we know:
Thoughts and emotions are
totally intertwined.
A mere thought can trigger an emotion.
Fear is the most powerful, primordal emotion of all.
Nearly a fifth of all the veterans who returned from Vietnam were
traumatized.
Some underwent treatment for 10 years.
Dennis is triggered just by a car backfiring or the smell of diesel
So what has changed in Dennis' brain to leave him so fearful?
(Amigdala, Hypocampus) Constant terror has changed the structure of his brain.
Every moment of our lives we are influenced by the
footprints of our past.
... unconsciously emotions are guiding our every move.
Emotions make us want to do things.
… to win…
that rush, that thrill, that make certain moments so special.
Where does the actual feel of feelings come from.
... The basic physiological responses that are involved
in emotions are only a part of the emotions.
And what makes the experience ... an anxious emotion or a positive emotion,
is very strongly influenced by the person's understanding and interpretation
of the situation.
The feeling of an emotion must be generated by something more than the presence
of drug molecules in the brain.
Emotions are not something…. That can be switched off or on.
Emotions are with us all the time.
But extreme emotions are all about loosing ourselves and just experiencing.
More about the brain and Susan Greenfield: [website
"not found" in 2013]
"...the complexity and capability of the human brain,
but the facts speak for themselves.
It weighs just over a kilogram (around 2 1/2 lb),
contains more than 100 billion individual cells (neurones),
has no moving parts
and is built from information contained in a single sperm and ovum.
Our greatest technological feats
- Cray supercomputers, the cruise-missile navigation system and Pentium chips,
for example -
pale into insignificance when compared with the human brain,
which takes multitasking to a new height and, most importantly of all, is
sentient."
On that day - 2006-02-01 - I also put "judgments - emotions - feel bad " in Godchannel Search
That's where the sentence in red, quoted above, came
up
It is the presence of the various kinds of denial energy
that cause emotions to feel bad.
but, of course, much, much,much more.
Also on February 1,2006, inserted on this page on May 29, 2013
What do I feel about my failure to help Boris
today?
How do you feel, God, Mother, when you see humans ,
even humans as willing and feeling and conscious as Boris,
and simply cannot help them?
I cannot help him to love himself or even to want to live.
And, of course, I cannot love myself while feeling such powerlessness
Remember the sadness in the face of that Angel in "Angels
above Berlin",
when he couldn't prevent that man from jumping from a sky-scraper.
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