Holy Fuck!

Drop everything, forget everything and watch Zeitgeist The Movie!

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.

The human brain appears hard-wired for hierarchy.

Human imaging studies have for the first time identified brain circuitry associated with social status, according to researchers at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) of the National Institutes of Health. They found that different brain areas are activated when a person moves up or down in a pecking order – or simply views perceived social superiors or inferiors. Circuitry activated by important events responded to a potential change in hierarchical status as much as it did to winning money. More>>

Tunnel Vision.

Sometimes my mind is like this.
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AQAL or a Map of the Human Experience.

This is an updated version of Ken Wilbers AQAL (All Quadrants All Levels) Map which may well be the best theory to date that outlines all dimensions of the human experience. And it's all nicely laid out in a free download available from Formless Mountain.   

Ten Photo Exercises to Challenge Your Perspective.

1. Everything has a nemesis. Take 10 photo's of 10 different objects. Then photograph their nemesis.
2. Take 15 photo's of different barricades - they may be physical or may represent mental barriers. Then ask yourself, do these barriers protect or inhibit?
3. Make an alphabet of letter formations found in architecture.
4. Take 10 photographs of things in your world that need to be changed... from underwear to your career.
5. Capture photographs of 10 things in flight.
6. Take a photograph of 5 of your favourite houses in your area / city and write about it.
7. Try altering the scale of 10 things in your environment so they appear bigger or smaller than they really are.
8. Look Up! Take 10 photo's of ceilings that have interesting patterns.
9. Take a photo of 20 things that cause bad breath.
10. Take photo's of 20 things in your environment that are coloured orange.

With thanks to Caffeine For The Creative Mind