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R.B.’s 2024 Year in Books
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Dreams are often my inspiration. I also get inspired by daily life, something I read, hear on the radio, see on the street.
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TwoWorlds: The Art of Dying/Love
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Laboratory Tests and Diagnistic Procedures with Nursing Diagnoses
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Pre Hospital Care of the Elder Patient
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Illustrations make a children's' book come alive. It's important that the art represents the story, so the young readers and follow the story visually.
I am excited to have created the illustrations for a new early reader book "How Yoga Dog Got His Name" It was a joy working with the Author Erin Ann Morin.
Take a look at the art and let me know what you think.
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I am excited to have created the illustrations for a new early reader book "How Yoga Dog Got His Name" It was a joy working with the Author Erin Ann Morin.
Take a look at the art and let me know what you think.
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Fascinating look at what life is. A wonderful short study about the meaning of life and time. Reminds me of Isaac Asimov Last Question. Well worth reading. |
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“Life and Death
or Life and Love...
We each decided how to view our world.
RBA”
― TwoWorlds: The Art of Dying/Love
or Life and Love...
We each decided how to view our world.
RBA”
― TwoWorlds: The Art of Dying/Love
“Our consciousness is in a dream state right now, not fully in Gaia or Earth.”
― TwoWorlds: The Art of Dying/Love
― TwoWorlds: The Art of Dying/Love
“NO!” she screamed, as the power of lightning pulsated through every fiber of her being and exploded through the room.”
― TwoWorlds: The Art of Dying/Love
― TwoWorlds: The Art of Dying/Love
“Because my Soul (whether in deep wisdom or surface fool hardiness) signed up for this experience...I am now irrevocably deep into it.”
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“Life's greatest miracle is ours every day, and we do not even perceive it much less appreciate it;
That every meal we eat to nourish our own uniqueness we partake of the world, the whole earth's bounty. From the seas of foreign lands to the range of our own little home lands these crumbs of the planet's bounty are miraculized to become energetic, thinking, creative you and me.
The miracle not only of uniqueness, but the Cosmic given the ability to perceive and foster our own uniqueness, as our particular way of contributing to the evolution of our own little world. ”
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The miracle not only of uniqueness, but the Cosmic given the ability to perceive and foster our own uniqueness, as our particular way of contributing to the evolution of our own little world. ”
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“The Ray of Light does not withdraw. It is the body that withdraws itself, feeling fear. The Real Ray, the Real "You" is as immortal as the Source.”
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“Life and Death
or Life and Love...
We each decided how to view our world.
RBA”
― TwoWorlds: The Art of Dying/Love
or Life and Love...
We each decided how to view our world.
RBA”
― TwoWorlds: The Art of Dying/Love
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Spelling and format WARNINGS on eBooks. Check this out. What do you think?http://goodereader.com/blog/e-book-ne...
I can't find how to answer your question--I hope this works. "2323" came out when I was a teenager, years and years before Dave and I wrote Exordium. It had no influence on us. Dave had never heard it. He didn't listen to rock and roll, strictly classical.
Andrew wrote: "R.B. wrote: "Andrew wrote: "Preview - Didn't take much time to realize, you and I could have a very long conversation! Some time down the road."Indeed Andrew, I am sure we will find interesting t..."
Andy, What interests me is the idea that consciousness creates reality which seems to be the opposite of abiogenesis. Since the creator is the ultimate consciousness then what I hear Tom describing is the idea of matter synthesized from consciousness.
Andrew wrote: "Preview - Didn't take much time to realize, you and I could have a very long conversation! Some time down the road."Indeed Andrew, I am sure we will find interesting things to converse. The Mind Game Company sounds like just that...looking forward to seeing who the players are. And the fractal on the cover speaks volumes as to the games being played.
This interview with Tom Campbell may interest you, he talks about our reality as a simulated program.
http://hazymoon.com/articles/quantum-...
