Hello and Aloha to You!

Welcome to August’s highlights on ultrafeel.tv:

• Let’s start with the end…: Picture of the end of the world!
• Der Schweizer sänger Kuno Lauener ist gegen die kirchenglocken…
• Enjoy the most beautiful photo of a UFO in Switzerland – and cropcircles including sexy aliens!
• Sexy and fun-da-mental scenes at one of the coolest parties of the world: Streetparade 2008.
• Freund weg! (Rennt er gar wie ein räudiger dackel irgendeiner blondine hinterher?)
• Do you feel guilty when you try to change your life? See Martin Zoller‘s ‘Guilt and Intuition‘.
• Italian aerobic is hot? You bet!
• Want to know who you really are? You are ‘not even an onion’…
• How about sharks? Great photos of these cool fish!
• Did you know that there is a bed with iPod-connecton?!
• And enjoy the most spectacular photo of a lightning ever!
• And this: An amazing photo-montage of the ‘Burning Man’ festival by Georgette @ bohocrush.com.
• One of the best stop-motion animation videos of all times: Android in a Maze by young video-artist Paul Whittington.
• Gratis sex oder gar keinen sex…?
• Great shot of a Crocodile!
• Ever seen this futuristic Space Truck by Luigi Colani?
• And finally, see Jeremy Byers’ erotic art ‘Artist-concept’.

Who is the artist of your life?
On to the quote of the month: Glenn Gould impressively shows us that we must be the artists of our lives!
Why rely on others to inspire us with their creativity?
Nobody ever gets validated as an artist, and so like god, we think of artists as somebody else, apart, above and beyond. Nevertheless, we can – and must – be creative for ourselves. What are we waiting for? Do we ‘try to be creative’ sometimes in the future? In a few years? Do we need to study arts to finally become worthy of freely expressing our own creativity?

Did you notice that all children are inherently creative?
Think (and feel) about this fact for a while…
Then try a foolproof test to find out why you are definitively qualified as being an artist!

Still not convinced? You think being creative is really too difficult for you? You believe it’s somehow a complicated and mysterious process, where only special and chosen people have access to? Nothing could be further from the truth. See what Abraham Maslov had to say about creativity:

A first-rate soup is more creative than a second-rate painting.

The key question isn’t "What fosters creativity?" But it is why in God’s name isn’t everyone creative? Where was the human potential lost? How was it crippled?

I think therefore a good question might be not why do people create? But why do people not create or innovate? We have got to abandon that sense of amazement in the face of creativity, as if it were a miracle if anybody created anything.

(Abraham Maslov)

That’s it for the moment; Pura Vida and keep sending your stories, photos, comments and fun-da-mental feelings.
h.r.fox

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