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Don't Speak: The tales of Sergio & Nikita
Tired of TV mini-series? Didn't get to the bookstore to pick up a new book?
There is a crazy blog that is the correspondence between 2 spies, Sergio and Nikita.
They are on a mission and the only way they can correspond safely is by posting on their blog. Because of this, in order to follow the story, you will need to find the earliest post and go forward from there. The story truly has a life of it's own... It unfolds to the reader, as it unfolds to the authors of the posts. Neither author (Sergio or Nikita) knows what is going on until the other has shared their perspective... kind of like life.
It's a little weird, a little racy.
CLICK HERE TO READ SERGIO AND NIKITA'S BLOG
There is a crazy blog that is the correspondence between 2 spies, Sergio and Nikita.
They are on a mission and the only way they can correspond safely is by posting on their blog. Because of this, in order to follow the story, you will need to find the earliest post and go forward from there. The story truly has a life of it's own... It unfolds to the reader, as it unfolds to the authors of the posts. Neither author (Sergio or Nikita) knows what is going on until the other has shared their perspective... kind of like life.
It's a little weird, a little racy.
CLICK HERE TO READ SERGIO AND NIKITA'S BLOG
Welcome to the Temenos
I first heard the word 'Temenos' when reading a Book called: Free Play, Improvisations in Life and Art, by Stephen Nachmanovitch.
He described it as "sacred circle, a space without limits where special rules apply and magical events are free to occur." As an artist, he spoke about 'preparing his temenos' when he was about to create his art. It was a meditation and a calling for the universe to open... and to allow all of the creative powers to flow.
To me, the temenos is less of a place, and more of a state of mind.
Never underestimate the possibility for things to improve in ways you cannot yet imagine...
~K1
He described it as "sacred circle, a space without limits where special rules apply and magical events are free to occur." As an artist, he spoke about 'preparing his temenos' when he was about to create his art. It was a meditation and a calling for the universe to open... and to allow all of the creative powers to flow.
To me, the temenos is less of a place, and more of a state of mind.
Never underestimate the possibility for things to improve in ways you cannot yet imagine...
~K1
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