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“Neuroscience gives architects a new lens through which to consider the built environment’s influence on health and wellness.”
From Me:
I say that Beauty inspires, and is also one of those primary requirements for a healthy life in support of both the personal and cultural and global architecture of our well-being.
Showing at the PIFF, the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival.*
*Do note that as I navigated the PIFF site and then tracked through to their Facebook site, I have not yet been able to find the 2021 Event Schedule much less this wonderful film offering of:
I will update this post and then also post it on SandboxPsyche.com once I have located easy to navigate links so you can experience this film online as the PIFF buildings are closed. Wonderfully ironic, huh? Architecture, online. So elegantly modern, quiet elegance, really. Big Abrazos nods In silence to that.
http://www.philadelphiaindependentfilmfestival.com/schedule/
This Sunday, August 30 I will be offering an online presentation for the organization Carl Jung Depth Psychology. The presentation is titled “The Participatory Imagination,” and is based upon the chapter I wrote for the fourth volume of Jung’s Red Book for Our Time: Searching for Soul Under Postmodern Conditions, edited by Murray Stein and Thomas […]
Jung’s Participatory Imagination — Becca Tarnas
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Blog (c) 2020 Jordan Hoggard
ImaginAction (c) 2008 – 2020 Jordan Hoggard
Well, 1st off, the Writing Prompt quote on this one Holly posted is delicious! Click through and experience the quote…. The picture isn’t so bad, either…
Three women in an elevator – photo by Christine Griffin
Wednesday Writing Prompt 30 – How do you say Delight? — cosmic holly
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Blog (c) 2020 Jordan Hoggard
ImaginAction (c) 2008 – 2020 Jordan Hoggard
If I lured you in here and you’re looking for Men In Black, then I’m sorry… I duped you, they’re not here… Instead you’ve just landed yourself into a world of conversations between tarot readers with a smattering of dark humour… J – “You’re a VERY spiritual person.” That’s delicious. I’ll put that up there […]
Agent J and Agent K — The pure and blessed way
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Blog (c) 2020 Jordan Hoggard
ImaginAction (c) 2008 – 2020 Jordan Hoggard
I was recently sent a link by a friend:
You might like what Ian Bryant is up to on Tarot Sushi.
it was certainly not click-bait.
Yes, I do like it TWO-FOLD! Of course I like it as Ian Bryant is driving the Tarot in the Land of Mystereum deck the way it was meant to be driven, HIS way, AND also his piece A Place of Restful Possibilities written as a meditation on the bed of a Mystereum slab altar as a spread is dialed in and connected and alive and refreshing. It took me on a journey at the intensity levels of deck creation when I was immersed and swimming and dialed in connected with the archetypes and characters as if we were old friends, because we are.
I encourage you to check out Ian Bryant’s Story A Place of Restful Possibilities, and as well his work on the Tarot Sushi site. I cherish the story A Place of Restful Possibilities as a sculpture, Mystereum as the armature, and the warm-up armature of M is not part of the visible performance —references from teh book owned and fully made his own — filled Ian’s tanks with the high octane good stuff for a wonderful journey to connection. Oh, nah, that’s not a spoiler. The writing and story are too good in Ian’s piece for that one detail to be anything more than vague and ambiguous tease here. No tease there, though. Check out Ian Bryant’s A Place of Restful Possibilities on the Tarot Sushi site.
May the ground always rise up to support your every step. Especially, when there was no ground there as you began to step.
~ Jordan paraphrasing an Irish Proverb to The Fool for the Leap… where The Fool might not even leave the ground, simply experience the flight in the interstice between each and every steps. Skip in the step, anyone?
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Blog (c) 2020 Jordan Hoggard
ImaginAction (c) 2008 – 2020 Jordan Hoggard
I got some watercolor blocks from Daler Rowney and decided to test the paper with a quick painting. It is hot-press paper with a smooth surface and I found it pretty nice to paint. The small A4 format is handy for painting outdoors and fits perfectly in my bag. I tried extremly wet and dry […]
“Rough Sea” – Testing Aquafine paper from Daler-Rowney — brushpark-watercolors
This morning, my face was aching from laughter so it took me a couple of seconds to pause, stem the 2nd wave of laughing flooding in… Breathe… Ease my face out of grin into talking mode before I could answer the question put to me… “Sometimes, I feel like my whole life is just a […]
House Sprites, Bending Time, and The Curator Lobster — The Pure and Blessed Way…
In the process of breaking in the Discarded Oracle, I’ve been road testing ImaginAction. The spreads are not new to me, they’ve been around since 2012. I’ve tried several in the past but now they are handily neatly repackaged all in one place. A pdf beautiful banquet of 78 Art-Inspired Divination Spreads, alongside a nifty […]
ImaginAction — The Pure and Blessed Way…
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