Flight Line
Acrylic on wood panel - 16x8 in / 40x20 cm
01 March 2020
"Starseed Transmissions"
The text of Starseed Transmissions comes from a book of the same name.
Begins at the upper left corner of the canvas, working its way around the edges inward
Earlier publications of the book credit Ken Carey as author, but other editions attribute the content as written by some sentient being from some other planet.
On an Amazon page, Carey says this:
Begins at the upper left corner of the canvas, working its way around the edges inward
Earlier publications of the book credit Ken Carey as author, but other editions attribute the content as written by some sentient being from some other planet.
On an Amazon page, Carey says this:
"The communications that are presented in this book seem to have been
transmitted neurobiologically. As I communed with these spatial
intelligences our biogravitational fields seemed to merge, our
awarenesses blend, and my nervous system seemed ti become available to
them as a channel for communication.
During our interviews, I would
perceive reality, not only through my own perceptual mechanism but
through theirs as well. The resulting synthesis provided for a
relatively accurate approximation in human language of the awareness
they brought.
At times I considered these extraterrestrial, at other
times angelic,
Occasionally, I thought of the entities as informational
cells within a Galactic organism of some sort.
Towards the end of the
transmissions, other more mythical perspectives emerge.
Their purpose in
sending these messages has not been to teach us of themselves, but to
teach us of our own nature and purpose upon this third planet from the
star we call Sun."
Oil on canvas and wood panel 18x28 in / 45x71 cm
New Landscapes
at the Rathbun Library, 38 Main Street, East Haddam, CT
Reception Friday 20th March 2020 at 630 p.m.
Norwich Road, East Haddam - acrylic on wood panel 8x16 in / 20x40 cm
17 January 2020
22 July 2018
A PERSONAL MANIFESTO
A PERSONAL MANIFESTO
It is not my goal to “convert” someone to my point of view.
.. though I do admit I want to get people thinking more than they (we?) have
become accustomed to not thinking.
I take pleasure in socializing – and becoming better
acquainted with – people who maintain opinions and beliefs both close – and
wildly divergent – from my own.
Society does not gain by striving to be a monoculture. It loses.
We all need one another mainly because we are here together.
You may be skilled at repairing my car; I may have carpentry or analytical
skills that you lack.
The lady down the road is a superb gardener; her brother
amazingly adept at repairing appliances.
Your cousin knows her way around the hard drive of a
computer, while my distant great aunt can cure many ailments using herbal
medicine and reiki.
Still others know ground water geology and dowsing, how to
maintain generators, mill and plane wood boards. And there are those who can
teach – or identify flora, fauna and minerals – and how to put them to good
use.
Let us not forget the storytellers, scribes and mystics
amongst us either.
We must help one another because it is practical. It is also
humane and sensible.
We have thousands and tens of thousands of skills and assets
to share. We need to start sharing and swapping our abilities while uncoupling
our reliance on the money culture if we are to live and thrive more
successfully.
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