Living on Love

I watered them well and went on a business trip for three weeks.

Then I was thinking of them and sending them a good energy. 

This is the result! 

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A Magic of A Moment...

 

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Visible and Invisible

Indeed, an interesting book to read: "An Introduction to Syntropy" by Ulisse Di Corpo and Antonella Vannini.

Entropy is the tendency towards energy dissipation, the famous second law of thermodynamics, also known as the law of heat death. On the contrary, syntropy is the tendency towards energy concentration, increase in differentiation, complexity and structures. These are the mysterious properties of life! (Source: An Introduction to Syntropy: Di Corpo, Ulisse, Vannini, Antonella: 9781520758947: Amazon.com: Books)

Picture from the book An Introduction to Syntropy: Di Corpo, Ulisse, Vannini, Antonella: 9781520758947: Amazon.com: Books, Copyright © 2011 Ulisse Di Corpo & -Antonella Vannini All rights reserved. ISBN: 9781520758947

Retrocasuality

Retrocausality is the concept where future events can influence past events, particularly explored in quantum mechanics through time-symmetric and delayed-choice experiments (Source: Copilot Research).

For me, brlilliantly presented in Drawing Hands is a lithograph by the Dutch artist M. C. Escher.

Also, these gentlemen are worth listening to: Does The Future Exist?

The theory is chaning the way we speak according to Niel in this video: "It is not anymore "When where You born" but "I was always being born"".

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Time Travel Therapy

For a long time I have been following work of dr Julia Mossbridge. Through her website I came across this exercises that You might find useful and helpful.

Here it is: Time Travel Therapy.

Dr Mossbridge has been in many podcasts and delivered many presentations and talk, all avaliable on the internet. Here is the one that is really interesting, about The Science of Precognition. 

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Emtpy Canvas and Hope

"There is always hope, as long as the canvases are empty." Gustav Klimt 🎨(1862–1918)

What colours do You choose to paint (your everyday life) with? There is a freedom in it, and responsibility also: how do You manage it in different areas of Your life?
And what happens when the canvas becomes messy — when we no longer know what the next stroke should be? It takes courage to add a new layer, especially when the previous one feels safe and familiar, what is a potential meaning of/in it? Sometimes, feeling lost in our own picture is not the end of the process, what if it is a beginning of something new?
Life is a fluid act of 'picturing'—how do you expand your capacity to enjoy this unfolding flow of creation? There is always hope, as long as there are canvases... ❤️

The Tree of Life

The Tree of Life, Stoclet Frieze , a painting by the Austrian symbolist painter Gustav Klimt. It was completed in 1909. It is housed at the Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, Austria.

You can find more about this beautiful painting here.