Well it has been a long time as I’ve been working on other arts. But I’ve not forgotten haiku.
behind the clouds
light still shines upon us-
Amida’s love
Mar31
Sep16
Two Folklore songs
The first song is about Resurrection Mary and the second is called Phantom 309. I hope you enjoy them.
May24
Ted Talk on how to reach your goals (Its not how you think)
I have been amiss in posting but trust me I am working on new project but I can’t tell you about it.
Why? Watch the video.
Feb10
Empathy is what this World needs!
There is not much I can add to this except my thoughts that we all must connect and come to understand that if we want to survive as a species we must learn to show compassion for all beings. After watching the video consider trying this: The next time you feel “sorry” for someone, instead of being sympathetic try and empathize with them. Find a time that you felt the same and understand where they are and not how it can be fixed.
Empathy and sympathy are not just two different approaches to confronting the emotional challenges of others; they are diametrically opposite responses in many important ways. Sympathy places another’s problems at a distance from us, places us in a position of superiority, and “drives separation”, says the film’s narrator, Dr. Brené Brown. Empathy, on the other hand, requires that one internalize the feelings of another. That shared experience drives interpersonal connection, she says. “What makes things better is connection. – See more at: http://www.karmatube.org/videos.php?id=4646#sthash.PadjDzSC.dpuf
A film by RSA Animate.
Video from KarmaTube
Shared from Daily Good
Jan30
8 Hilariously Nonthreatening Monsters from Japanese Folklore
And now for some not so scary monsters.
Japanese folklore and horror stories are known for their psychologically terrifying ghosts and monsters that prey on the minds and bodies of humans. For some of the most horrific examples, one need look no further than the Japanese horror boom of the early 2000’s, with the likes of The Ring and The Grudge introducing the west to a new, iconic generation of supernatural villains.
But there’s also a lighter side to Japanese folklore, where bumbling spirits cause only mild annoyance, actually enhance your daily life, and otherwise generally botch the whole job of haunting mankind and teaching vague moral lessons about treating your parents with respect and such. Here are our top eight most hilariously nonthreatening monsters – called Yokai – from Japanese stories:
Nurikabe
The Nurikabe is a sentient wall that’s said to be impossible to walk around or climb. It doesn’t seem to have any nefarious intentions and…
View original post 856 more words
Jan25
DewDrop World
This is a song written by David G Lanoue based off of Issa’s Haiku.
.露の世は露の世ながらさりながら
tsuyu no yo wa tsuyu no yo nagara sari nagara
this world
is a dewdrop world
yes… but…
Thank you to my daughter for the performance and to David for permission to use the song.
Please visit Haiku guy at http://haikuguy.com/issa/
LYRICS:
This world is a dewdrop world
Things pass, no, nothing lasts
A boy and a little girl
On a dewdrop
Tiny dewdrop
It’s a dewdrop world
He loves how she looks at him
She loves his shining skin
Hot sun burns away the pearls
Of the dewdrops
Tiny dewdrops
It’s a dewdrop world
A ring made of hard, cool stone
Tells her she’s not alone
They watch lazy smoke rings curl
On a dewdrop
That they can’t stop
Fading dewdrop world
Jan22
Call for help
Dear Readers,
I am asking for your help. My daughter has entered a guitar contest for the musical “We Will Rock You” and needs your votes. If she wins she will get a walk on roll in the musical. This is an awesome chance and you can help make it happen.
Just click on the link and vote. Also please share this with your friends and urge them to vote. Thank you in advance for voting.
PLEASE CLICK THE VOTE BUTTON
Here is Link
Jan14
Controlling your fears.
Today take time to think about what is one influence in your life that helps to generate a feeling of scarcity or fear? Then think about how can you change this piece of your life or at least how you react to it.
Dec21
Our daughter featured by Dr. Brian May of Queen
This is a reblog from Dr. Brian May of Queen. Mia presented this video she created and Dr. May featured it on his blog. Dr. May’s Blog
**Sat 21 Dec 13**
ME AND FREDDIE AS… SIMS?
Direct link
Every now and then something comes into my inbox which is beautiful and extraordinary. And completely unexpected.
Here is a video made by someone I have never met, from elements of an existing video game, depicting a true story.
It absolutely captured my heart. I asked her if she’d allow me to share it with my ‘readers’ and she’s kindly said yes.
So here, created by Mia from ‘Sims 3’ characters she created herself, is a film …
based on one of my favourite and lesser-known QUEEN tracks ….
“THE MILLIONAIRE WALTZ” –
Enjoy ! And if you’re tweeting [or Facebooking], and you enjoyed it, please spread the word – this lady deserves it !
Cheers
Bri
(PLEASE OBSERVE COPYRIGHT)
© brianmay.com
Dec16
Rat stuck on an endless staircase is a pretty accurate metaphor for life
Truly what many people of the World feel like day to day.
