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Colourful sojourn into celebration..

Posted on July 2, 2013July 2, 2013 by devtank in As Far as the Eye Can See, Belief, Choice, City, Civil Rights, Consumerism, Conviction, Core Values, Culture, Diary, Discovery, Documentary, Dreams, Education, Eye of the Mind, Gay, Grumpy Old Men, Human Rights, Identity, Indigenous Cerebral Identity, Influx, inspiration, Journal, Light, luck, Massive, Media, opportunity, Personal Stories, Photography, Responsibility, Seattle, Sights Sounds Senses, Soul of the Eye, Soul of the Mind, Sunglasses, Synaptic Connections, Tradition, Uncategorized, USA

Seattle Gay Pride 2013 — Selections from Seattle Gay Pride 2013

Just a reminder..

Posted on July 2, 2013 by devtank in Consumerism, COPYRIGHT, Core Values, Corruption, Documentary, India, inspiration, Ireland, Journal, Maha Kumbh Mela, Media, opportunity, Personal Stories, Photography, Responsibility, Seattle, Sights Sounds Senses, Synaptic Connections, Transit, Travel, Uncategorized, USA

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Thoughts.for the minute

Posted on June 19, 2013June 20, 2013 by devtank in As Far as the Eye Can See, Belief, Consumerism, Conviction, Core Values, Culture, Diary, Eye of the Mind, Grumpy Old Men, Identity, In My Head, India, inspiration, Journal, Personal Stories, Responsibility, Seattle, Synaptic Connections, Uncategorized, USA

I think that India brings one closer to ones priorities, because ones priorities become prioritized.
You simply must achieve the things you need to achieve in order to actually survive.
In the west we put off so much of our priorities because we actually set up the system of our existence to facilitate that.
Paul Thereux said somewhere that convenience is the enemy of something that I can’t remember now. If he didn’t say that then I did.

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