A magnificent work of Ida O'Keeffe, Georgia's sister.
Ida presented variations of Light House; just like You can be light to different people in different situations in this life.
I prefer Variation on a Lighthouse Theme VII.
You can see more of it here.
This is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo funny!
Larry David (LD) on toxic positivity: Larry David - Wikipedia
One of my favorite books as readers might know is "Psiquiatras, Psicologos y Otros Enfermos (Psychiatrists, Psychologist and Other Patients". by
And then Werner Herzog saying that they are disease of our time; that all psychiatrist and psychotherapists should be sent to an island to self analyse themselves. ;-)
Also, I have huge respect for dr Robert Torre and his work. He is famous for his books: "The Truth about Psychiatry" and "Madness strikes back" ;-) dr Torre is in line with a work of Mad in America.
Only recently I have discovered the work of dr Joanna Moncrieff and Critical Psychiatry Network – Scepsis and science, reflection and humanism
It appears that psychiatry and psychology are operating in the dark, let say it like that. So we can conclude that in a near future going to psychiatrist will be viewed as we view going to shaman these days.
Only that shamans were not that dangerous as psychiatrists, psychologists and psychotherapists are.
Spring is here again and I am looking forward to having new flowers, plants and trees of different kind. In both of our gardens: Metanoia and Aletheia.
The quote from subject is from a painter Claude Monet.
I read recently that the biggest achievement in this life when You do not want to be understood, loved, accepted. Indeed!
Physicist David Bohm, known from his work in physics but also in philosophy and spirituality in his book "Wholeness and the Implicate Order" (1980) writes that questions are not neutral – they shape the way we perceive reality: “Indeed, each question contains presuppositions, largely implicit. If these presuppositions are wrong or confused, then the question itself is wrong, in the sense that to try to answer it has no meaning… (For example, Einstein saw that questions having to do with space and time and the particle nature of matter, as commonly accepted in the physics of his day, involved confused presuppositions that had to be dropped, and thus he was able to come to ask new questions leading to radically different notions on the subject.)” – David Bohm, Wholeness and the Implicate Order (1980), First published 1980 by Routledge & Kegan Paul, ISBN 0-203-99515-5 Master e-book ISBN)
Bohm wanted to point out that questions can “trap” thought within a framework that may not be correct. If a question begins from fragmentation, the answer will also be fragmented. If a question begins from process and wholeness, it opens the possibility of a different kind of understanding.
