When Not To, When To

When Not To, When To

Fuzzy Red Boots
Watching one of the latest interviews of Victor Masayesva Jr, the Hopi filmmaker, video-artist and photographer, I found myself back to familiar grounds, despite the fact that this was my first encounter with the Hopi philosophy. I was calmed by his distinctive pace of talk. He talked about humility, respect, cooperation and prayer being Hopi’s foundation for their work and life. Listening to him without the need to avert myself in another parallel engagement on internet, it was in his voice, full of volume, taking place, being present, that I felt that truly, he is all made of those virtues. And then, between getting late and his voice acting as a soothing remedy for a good night sleep, I woke myself back when a few minutes before resuming the conference,…
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United Through Separation

United Through Separation

Fuzzy Red Boots
Once united in an intimate relationship, one day you (may) have to face your separation with the-soon-to-be ex-loved one. A divorce of your soul from your soul-mate. It’s nasty; you still remember the day when you first felt the beautiful invitation to this relationship so clearly,  in such a detail that you can paint each of its moments in your head with the meticulousness of a fully-fledged pointillism artist, point by point. Then all you wanted to do is the one thing that you cannot tolerate now; see through, see directly in, see wholeheartedly, see everything of your Beloved in the eyes, in the heart, in the silence of you two. The present silence serves only as an indication of the level of fighting, anger, resentment or apathy that you…
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