"All I have seen               teaches me to trust the Creator              For all I have not seen."      Emerson                     Northdays Image Arts for Medicine

Background Choice: Intellectual  |Dada School  |Bauhaus | Rose Period  |Original Color

 

INDEX ABOUT DIRECTORY 'The Sacred Male' :  Titling, The Science: 'Pegmatite' Details from "Fortissimo" The Politic: Acculturation 'Habbakuk:  The Acculturation of Natural Forces for Earth Peace' 'Tiny White Bells' ( The Sacred Female ) : Symbols, and  what they mean to us*. Telemetry and the Aura Cube of Space Toy Just print, clip, and construct. Demons "Portrait of Evil" Understanding aesthetics of the Pia Mater. My Publication: Meeting Ananda Bodhi

 

PUBLICATIONS

Habbakuk

1. Democracy: Pluralism  is defined by Dahl, in a work called "Pluralist Democracy in the United States - Conflict and Consent" publisher Rand McNally & Company Chicago ,1967 Library of Congress catlogue card number 66-30520 :
   p. 24, Chapter 1
2. Democracy: Accomodational as defined by reference in a criminologists work: "Aboriginal Rights and Freedoms and Canadian Historic Perspective" PALYS  http://www.sfu.ca/~palys/prospect.htm   (re: Jackson 1992)
3. Freedom of Thought as defined in the work of Joseph Chilton Pearce
   
   

   The Crack in the Cosmic Egg: New Constructs of Mind and Reality

   Authors	Joseph Chilton Pearce ]Thom Hartmann]
   Published	Inner Traditions Intl Ltd 30 September, 2002

4. Communication

   
   Research Publications by Canadian Communications Philosopher, Marshall McLuhan through the link below.

   *1. The Global Village

   Site linked below dedicated to the preservation of Dr. McLuhans legacy.

   
   http://www.marshallmcluhan.com/
   

The Sacred Male



1. 1st Reference:   On Art and the Sacred  by:   Sister Wendy Beckett ,   1992 Rider Books
   Quote: Page 15, on Art and the Sacred.
2. 2nd Reference:    Oriental Erotic Art  by:  Philip Rawson ,  A & W Publishers, Inc. New York .  
3. Photo of 17th century "Dosojin" from the Iwate era.
4. 3rd reference: "A Really Big Shoe!" ( Wearing the shoe backwards)
   "The Dancing Wu Li Masters - An Overview of the New Physics" by Gary Zhukavpublishers: William Morrow and Co. Ltd., 1979
   
   
5. Image of Fortissimo Screen
   "Fortissimo" Screen, 1925–26 Séraphin Soudbinine (French, born Russia, 1870–1944), Designer; Jean Dunand (French, 1877–1942), Designer Gift of Mrs. Solomon R. Guggenheim, 1950 (50.102.4)   Click to The Metropolitan Museum of Fine Art
6. "Demons": Image meditation, ref: "The Dinner Party, a symbol of our heritage, by Judy Chicago, Anchor Press/ Doubleday, Garden City, NY 1979.