In this poem Neruda expresses quiet introspection and openness for mutual understanding.

Carl Jung embarked on an extended self-exploration he called his “confrontation with the unconscious,” the heart of it was The Red Book.

“If we can accept that we are the sum total of all past thoughts, emotions, words, deeds and actions and that our present lives and choices are colored or shaded by this memory bank of the past, then we begin to see how a process of correcting or setting aright can change our lives, our families and our society.”


– By Morrnah Nalamaku Simeona, a Hawaiian Kahuna Lapa’au

This experience is part of an art installation designed by Chromasonic, an organization which aims to impact participants on a deep level.

….We are beings that can enter into dialogic relations not just with human others but with other animate beings, such as animals, or a tree, as well as with the Divine Thou.

I and Thou, Martin Buber

…not survival of the fittest, but cooperation, reciprocity, partnership.

I love listening to all kinds of music from over time and play, compose and record for enjoyment.