Perspective: DNA Phantom Effect

A while ago I bought an audio program by Gregg Braden
called Spontaneous Healing of Belief.

In it, he talks about the DNA Phantom Effect. As you
can see, there are a few search results on the topic,
if you'd like to find out more.

Basically, what it says is that our DNA has
the ability to form the environment around us.

Take a moment, and think about what that means,
if it's true.

Here is a short YouTube video that speaks to it:



Interestingly, while this seems a little on the
"woo woo" side, it is backed by scientist study.

Check it out and see what you think. The video
also suggests that there are truly only two real
emotions - fear and love. It claims that all others
come from one of those two. It makes sense to me,
what do you think?

Btw, if this fascinates you, you will likely find
the program by Gregg to be quite interesting. :-)

Perspective: Waterfall

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A friend of mine went on vacation,
and shared a beautiful picture with
me. I asked if I could do something
with it, and this was the result.

Perspective Art: An Intimate Moment

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Curious to know what your perspective says
this picture looks like, and if you can
tell what the basis of the picture was.

Any ideas?

Would love your comments below. :-)

Perspective: New Mexico Picture and Story

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This picture was taken in New Mexico,
somewhere in or around Albuquerque.

I had such a great time there, and
loved the time spent in Albuquerque
and Santa Fe.

It was where my love affair with
Kokopelli began. Kokopelli
is everywhere in that part of New Mexico.

I had never heard or seen Kokopelli
before my visit, and I now have several
representations of him in my home.

(a clock of this style is available)
I have a funny story about my time there.

I had driven from Albuquerque to Santa Fe,
and was trying to figure out where downtown
Santa Fe was. I couldn't seem to figure it
out, but I saw some shops, and what appeared
to be a shopping center, so I figured I
would stop in, and spend some time, and find
out where downtown was.

The first shop I walked into, I asked the guy
where downtown was, and he walked to the door
of the store, and pointed outside.

I had to laugh. The New Yorker in me figured
it could not possibly have been downtown.
Where were the tall buildings?

Interesting how growing up around a city like
NYC got me thinking that a city should look
a certain way. I learned a great lesson that day.

Talk about perspective! :-)

Perspective Art: Originals

In case you would be interested in seeing some
of the original pieces of some of the work
I shared here...this video will show you. :-)

Perspective: The Grass is Always Greener

Warning:
Some may find this video a little risque.

If you are unable to view above, you can
view this video here on FunnyPlace.org.

I share it for the humor,
and I share it for the perspective.

There is always another
way of looking at things.

Perspective Art

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Another pic that was nothing like it started out to be.
One day I should video tape some of what I do, incase
you ever want to see the contortions (a/k/a creative process).

If interested, let me know.
It will encourage me to do it. :-)

Perspective Art: Joy Love Peace

This is nothing like what it started to be. :-)