Transcendent Baseball T-Shirts

Escape

In the heart of Hindu metaphysics lies the power of 'Om', a symbol resonating with cosmic significance. Birthed from the vibrations that crafted the universe, it encapsulates the formless Brahman, representing both tangible reality and the mysterious transcendental. First mentioned in the Upanishads, this multifaceted symbol unifies the energies of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. As a trinity of sounds - a, u, and m, it mirrors our states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep slumber. Across all Hindu traditions, 'Om' is revered as the most sacred of mantras, embodying the universe's ultimate truth.

Courage is not to be fearless, but to act nobly in the presence of fear, and once you have equipped yourself with knowledge and preparation fear has little place in life. And, as you may know, that which has no place has a way of departing. Through understanding we can displace and eliminate fear.

In the heart of Hindu metaphysics lies the power of 'Om', a symbol resonating with cosmic significance. Birthed from the vibrations that crafted the universe, it encapsulates the formless Brahman, representing both tangible reality and the mysterious transcendental. First mentioned in the Upanishads, this multifaceted symbol unifies the energies of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. As a trinity of sounds - a, u, and m, it mirrors our states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep slumber. Across all Hindu traditions, 'Om' is revered as the most sacred of mantras, embodying the universe's ultimate truth.

In the heart of Hindu metaphysics lies the power of 'Om', a symbol resonating with cosmic significance. Birthed from the vibrations that crafted the universe, it encapsulates the formless Brahman, representing both tangible reality and the mysterious transcendental. First mentioned in the Upanishads, this multifaceted symbol unifies the energies of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. As a trinity of sounds - a, u, and m, it mirrors our states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep slumber. Across all Hindu traditions, 'Om' is revered as the most sacred of mantras, embodying the universe's ultimate truth.

In the heart of Hindu metaphysics lies the power of 'Om', a symbol resonating with cosmic significance. Birthed from the vibrations that crafted the universe, it encapsulates the formless Brahman, representing both tangible reality and the mysterious transcendental. First mentioned in the Upanishads, this multifaceted symbol unifies the energies of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. As a trinity of sounds - a, u, and m, it mirrors our states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep slumber. Across all Hindu traditions, 'Om' is revered as the most sacred of mantras, embodying the universe's ultimate truth.

In the heart of Hindu metaphysics lies the power of 'Om', a symbol resonating with cosmic significance. Birthed from the vibrations that crafted the universe, it encapsulates the formless Brahman, representing both tangible reality and the mysterious transcendental. First mentioned in the Upanishads, this multifaceted symbol unifies the energies of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. As a trinity of sounds - a, u, and m, it mirrors our states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep slumber. Across all Hindu traditions, 'Om' is revered as the most sacred of mantras, embodying the universe's ultimate truth.

In the heart of Hindu metaphysics lies the power of 'Om', a symbol resonating with cosmic significance. Birthed from the vibrations that crafted the universe, it encapsulates the formless Brahman, representing both tangible reality and the mysterious transcendental. First mentioned in the Upanishads, this multifaceted symbol unifies the energies of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. As a trinity of sounds - a, u, and m, it mirrors our states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep slumber. Across all Hindu traditions, 'Om' is revered as the most sacred of mantras, embodying the universe's ultimate truth.

This flow chart started evolving in a June, 2016 blog post entitled "Art and Poetry are Evolutionary":http://horizongate.com/2016/06/art-and-poetry-are-evolutionary/ . The concepts have grown on me since then and I posted another "follow-up post":http://horizongate.com/2018/02/still-learning-to-participate/ with the expanded image. I thought some people would like the decorative version to put on the wall of their office, studio, or classroom as a thing to contemplate for their own creative endeavors. So, may this representation spark further growth in your life and community.

In the heart of Hindu metaphysics lies the power of 'Om', a symbol resonating with cosmic significance. Birthed from the vibrations that crafted the universe, it encapsulates the formless Brahman, representing both tangible reality and the mysterious transcendental. First mentioned in the Upanishads, this multifaceted symbol unifies the energies of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. As a trinity of sounds - a, u, and m, it mirrors our states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep slumber. Across all Hindu traditions, 'Om' is revered as the most sacred of mantras, embodying the universe's ultimate truth.

In the heart of Hindu metaphysics lies the power of 'Om', a symbol resonating with cosmic significance. Birthed from the vibrations that crafted the universe, it encapsulates the formless Brahman, representing both tangible reality and the mysterious transcendental. First mentioned in the Upanishads, this multifaceted symbol unifies the energies of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. As a trinity of sounds - a, u, and m, it mirrors our states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep slumber. Across all Hindu traditions, 'Om' is revered as the most sacred of mantras, embodying the universe's ultimate truth.

In the heart of Hindu metaphysics lies the power of 'Om', a symbol resonating with cosmic significance. Birthed from the vibrations that crafted the universe, it encapsulates the formless Brahman, representing both tangible reality and the mysterious transcendental. First mentioned in the Upanishads, this multifaceted symbol unifies the energies of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. As a trinity of sounds - a, u, and m, it mirrors our states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep slumber. Across all Hindu traditions, 'Om' is revered as the most sacred of mantras, embodying the universe's ultimate truth.

My spiritual bird

Ancient 11th-century Tibetan image of Buddha Amitayus attended by Bodhisattvas. The cult of Amitayus, the Buddha of Eternal Life, was popular in Tibet, where his followers believed that devotion to this Buddha would prolong life. In this 11th-century painting, Amitayus is shown holding a jar containing the elixir of immortality, amrita, in his lap. He is richly bejeweled and has a golden complexion, creating radiance appropriate to his transcendent nature. He mediates in a heavenly assembly of bodhisattvas, flanked by two standing bodhisattvas typical of medieval eastern Indian art and an array of seated bodhisattvas who receive his doctrine. The seven figures in the uppermost register are monastic-robed hierarchs.

Alchemic Element of Earth sign. Down pointing triangle with rose garland and spiky Crystals. Banner ribbon. Concept design for the tattoo, colouring book or postcard. EPS10 .

Psychedelic abstract design in turquoise

In the heart of Hindu metaphysics lies the power of 'Om', a symbol resonating with cosmic significance. Birthed from the vibrations that crafted the universe, it encapsulates the formless Brahman, representing both tangible reality and the mysterious transcendental. First mentioned in the Upanishads, this multifaceted symbol unifies the energies of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. As a trinity of sounds - a, u, and m, it mirrors our states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep slumber. Across all Hindu traditions, 'Om' is revered as the most sacred of mantras, embodying the universe's ultimate truth.

In the heart of Hindu metaphysics lies the power of 'Om', a symbol resonating with cosmic significance. Birthed from the vibrations that crafted the universe, it encapsulates the formless Brahman, representing both tangible reality and the mysterious transcendental. First mentioned in the Upanishads, this multifaceted symbol unifies the energies of Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma. As a trinity of sounds - a, u, and m, it mirrors our states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep slumber. Across all Hindu traditions, 'Om' is revered as the most sacred of mantras, embodying the universe's ultimate truth.

"This too shall pass" - a proverb from the ancient Levant, pointing out that any situation, good or bad, is temporary in the long run. Time heals everything...

guitaring madacine white

Willow smith design based on “Lately I Feel Everything” Album.

Celestial evil eye transcendent planet design. Based on Willow Smiths Album Lately I Feel Everything. `

A bard that seems to have arrived on some unknown wind — sometimes sings songs as old as the hills, and other times sings poems fresh and new. Likes apples and lively places but is not a fan of cheese or anything sticky. When using his Anemo power to control the wind, it often appears as feathers, as he's fond of that which appears light and breezy.

Alchemy medicine medicines

Radial Symmetry Rainbow Healing Tibetan Mandala

In this vintage 17th-century tangka, Buddha Shakyamuni holds a begging bowl and gestures to the earth to witness his awakening. His golden complexion evokes his transcendent nature, and the patchwork robe indicates his non-attachment. He meditates upon a radiating lotus and is attended by the adoring figures of the bodhisattvas Maitreya (holding a flask) and Manjushri (a sword). Shakyamuni’s status as a cosmic Buddha is indicated by the rows of Buddhas that occupy the upper registers and the sixteen arhats that surround the lotus throne. In the lowest register are three seated monks flanked by the four guardian kings (lokapala).

Ancient 14th-century Buddhist tangka of Amoghasiddhi with Eight Bodhisattvas. Amoghasiddhi is one of the five Transcendent Buddhas who preside over the heavens of the cardinal directions, his realm being to the north. In this context, he is identifiable by his green color. The five Taras below are likely the consorts of this cosmic group; the green one relates specifically to the central deity. Amoghasiddhi, who sits on a lotus throne surrounded by bodhisattvas, holds his right hand in abhaya mudra, a gesture that extends protection to devotees. The style of this tangka is indebted to twelfth-century eastern Indian painting traditions of the Pala period, as reflected in the dominant central figure and numerous descriptive details.

Don't let it slip