IN EYE OF THE BEHOLDER – Nature at its stunning best!

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http://www.erotic-nature.com/category/flowers/

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Look at this illustration and guess what it is.

 

Have you guessed yet? Seriously, guess.

“I want to get that image out,” says Seattle artist Lynn Schirmer. She was sitting in her loft in the Tashiro Kaplan Building the other day, drinking tea. “I want everybody everywhere to know what that shape is.”

That shape is a human clitoris. If what you see when you close your eyes and picture a clitoris is merely a nubby button, then (A) you are normal, and (B) you are wrong. The nubby button is connected to a neck the size of the first joint of your thumb, and stretching from that neck are two arms that flare like a wishbone—arms that can be as long as three-and-a-half inches. The two bulbs that also extend from the center, which make the clitoris look like a penguin, were thought to belong to the vagina until recently.

In the 1990s, Australian urologist Helen O’Connell “initiated the mainstream medical profession’s rediscovery” of the clitoris, Schirmer says, “and it took until just a few years ago to see it fully mapped via MRI and other noninvasive imaging technologies.”

The result? The discovery that the clitoris has 10 times more erectile tissue than anatomy textbooks or the illustrations at the doctor’s office show.

Amazing, huh?

From In Her Pants, by Jen Graves
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More Amazing Erotic Flowers – Nature at its Best!

 

 

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IN EYE OF THE BEHOLDER – Nature at its stunning best!

 

 

MORE STUNNING PICTURES

http://www.erotic-nature.com/category/flowers/

 

Reaching for the stars!

	Building, city	Year	Sto- ries	Height
Rank				m	ft
1.	Burj Dubai, Dubai, The United Arab Emirates3	2009 (est.)	167	818	2,313
2.	Taipei 101, Taiwan	2004	101	508	1,667
3.	Petronas Tower, 1, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	1998	88	452	1,483
4.	Petronas Tower 2, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	1998	88	452	1,483
5.	Sears Tower, Chicago	1974	110	442	1,451
6.	Jin Mao Building, Shanghai	1999	88	421	1,381
7.	Two International Finance Centre, Hong Kong	2003	88	415	1,362
8.	CITIC Plaza, Guangzhou, China	1996	80	391	1,283
9.	Shun Hing Square, Shenzhen, China	1996	69	384	1,260
10.	Empire State Building, New York	1931	102	381	1,250
11.	Central Plaza, Hong Kong	1992	78	374	1,227
12.	Bank of China, Hong Kong	1989	70	367	1,205
13.	Emirates Tower One, Dubai	1999	54	355	1,165
14.	Tuntex Sky Tower, Kaohsiung, Taiwan	1997	85	348	1,140
15.	Aon Centre, Chicago	1973	80	346	1,136
16.	The Center, Hong Kong	1998	73	346	1,135
17.	John Hancock Center, Chicago	1969	100	344	1,127
18.	Rose Tower, Dubai	2007	72	333	1,093
19.	Shimao International Plaza, Shanghai	2006	60	333	1,093
20.	Minsheng Bank Building, Wuhan, China	2007	68	331	1,087
21.	Ryugyong Hotel, Pyongyang, N. Korea	1995	105	330	1,083
22.	Q1, Gold Coast, Australia	2005	78	323	1,058
23.	Burj al Arab Hotel, Dubai	1999	60	321	1,053
24.	Nina Tower I, Hong Kong	2006	80	319	1,046
25.	Chrysler Building, New York	1930	77	319	1,046
26.	New York Times Building, New York	2007	52	319	1,046
27.	Bank of America Plaza, Atlanta	1993	55	317	1,039
28.	U.S. Bank Tower, Los Angeles	1990	73	310	1,018
29.	Menara Telekom Headquarters, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	1999	55	310	1,017
30.	Emirates Tower Two, Dubai	2000	56	309	1,014
31.	AT&T Corporate Center, Chicago	1989	60	307	1,007
32.	JP Morgan Chase Tower, Houston	1982	75	305	1,002
33.	Baiyoke Tower II, Bangkok	1997	85	304	997
34.	Two Prudential Plaza, Chicago	1990	64	303	995
35.	Wells Fargo Plaza, Houston	1983	71	302	992
36.	Kingdom Centre, Riyadh	2002	41	302	992
37.	Aspire Tower, Doha	2006	36	300	984
38.	First Canadian Place, Toronto	1975	72	298	978
39.	Eureka Tower, Melbourne	2006	91	297	975
40.	Landmark Tower, Yokohama, Japan	1993	70	296	971
41.	311 South Wacker Drive, Chicago	1990	65	293	961
42.	SEG Plaza, Shenzhen, China	2000	71	292	957
43.	American International Building, New York	1932	67	290	952
44.	Key Tower, Cleveland	1991	57	289	947
45.	Plaza 66, Shanghai	2001	66	288	945
46.	One Liberty Place, Philadelphia	1987	61	288	945
47.	Millennium Tower, Dubai	2006	59	285	935
48.	Sunjoy Tomorrow Square, Shanghai	2003	55	285	934
49.	Columbia Center, Seattle	1984	76	284	933
50.	Cheung Kong Center, Hong Kong	1999	63	283	929
51.	Chongqing World Trade Center, Chongqing, China	2005	60	283	929
52.	The Trump Building, New York	1930	71	283	927
53.	Bank of America Plaza, Dallas	1985	72	281	921
54.	United Overseas Bank Plaza, Singapore	1992	66	280	919
55.	Republic Plaza, Singapore	1995	66	280	919
56.	Overseas Union Bank Centre, Singapore	1986	63	280	919
57.	Citigroup Center, New York	1977	59	279	915
58.	Hong Kong New World Tower, Shanghai	2002	61	278	913
59.	Diwang International Commerce Center, Nanning, China	2006	54	276	906
60.	Scotia Plaza, Toronto	1989	68	275	902
61.	Williams Tower, Houston	1983	64	275	901
62.	Wuhan World Trade Tower, Wuhan, China	1998	60	273	896
63.	Cullinan North Tower, Hong Kong	2007	68	270	886
64.	Cullinan South Tower, Hong Kong	2007	68	270	886
65.	Renaissance Tower, Dallas	1975	56	270	886
66.	China International Center Tower B, Guangzhou, China	2007	62	270	884
67.	Dapeng International Plaza, Guangzhou, China	2006	56	269	883
68.	21st Century Tower, Dubai	2003	55	269	883
69.	Naberezhnaya Tower C, Moscow	2007	61	268	879
70.	Al Faisaliah Center, Riyadh	2000	30	267	876
71.	900 North Michigan Ave., Chicago	1989	66	265	871
72.	Bank of America Corporate Center, Charlotte	1992	60	265	871
73.	SunTrust Plaza, Atlanta	1992	60	265	871
74.	BOCOM Financial Towers, Shanghai	1999	52	265	869
75.	Triumph Palace, Moscow	2005	57	264	866
76.	Bluescope Steel Centre, Melbourne	1991	52	264	866
77.	Shenzhen Special Zone Daily Tower, Shenzhen, China	1998	42	264	866
78.	Tower Palace Three, Tower G, Seoul	2004	73	264	865
79.	Trump World Tower, New York	2001	72	262	861
80.	Water Tower Place, Chicago	1976	74	262	859
81.	Grand Gateway Plaza I, Shanghai	2005	52	262	859
82.	Grand Gateway Plaza II, Shanghai	2005	52	262	859
83.	Aon Center, Los Angeles	1974	62	262	858
84.	Hotel Panorama, Hong Kong	2007	64	261	856
85.	BCE Place–Canada Trust Tower, Toronto	1990	53	261	856
86.	Post & Telecommunication Hub, Guangzhou, China	2002	66	260	853
87.	Dual Towers 1, Manama, Bahrain	2006	57	260	853
88.	Dual Towers2, Manama, Bahrain	2006	57	260	853
89.	101 Collins Street, Melbourne	1991	50	260	853
90.	Transamerica Pyramid, San Francisco	1972	48	260	853
91.	G.E. Building, New York	1933	70	259	850
92.	Chase Tower, Chicago	1969	60	259	850
93.	Commerzbank Zentrale, Frankfurt	1997	56	259	850
94.	Two Liberty Place, Philadelphia	1990	58	258	848
95.	Philippine Bank of Communications, Makati	2000	55	258	848
96.	Park Tower, Chicago	2000	67	257	844
97.	Messeturm, Frankfurt	1990	64	257	843
98.	Sorrento 1, Hong Kong	2003	75	256	841
99.	U.S. Steel Tower, Pittsburgh	1970	64	256	841
100.	Mokdong Hyperion Tower A, Seoul	2003	69	256	840
101.	Rinku Gate Tower, Izumisano, Japan	1996	56	256	840

NOTE: When a building is “topped out” (the point of construction when the structure has met its proposed structural top), the building is officially ranked and is placed on the list. UC indicates under construction: although the building has been “topped out,” construction has not been completed. Height is measured from sidewalk level of main entrance to structural top of building. This includes spires, but does not include antennas or flagpoles.

1. World Trade Center twin towers of New York City ranked fifth and sixth (at 1,368 ft and 1,362 ft) on this list until their destruction on Sept. 11, 2001.

2. A building differs from a tower in that the former is considered to be a structure that is designed for residential, business, or manufacturing purposes. Also, an essential characteristic of a building is that it has floors.

3. As of April 2008, Burj Dubai was 2,064 feet with 160 completed floors.

 

Source:

Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, 2008

 

The 37-year-old nurse who draws and paints in his sleep.

Lee Hadwin is a 37-year-old nurse who draws and paints in his sleep.

Hadwin got started sleep drawing at the young age of 4, when he scribbled on walls and furniture and even carved into an heirloom piece of furniture. According to The Week Hadwin never studied art, and is “lousy” at drawing when awake but one of his sleep works have sold for up to six figures.

Experts at the Edinburgh Sleep Center can not determine what stage of sleep Hadwin is in when he draws. Hadwin admits that an evening of drinking can often trigger a night of sleep-drawing. According to Metro.co.uk sleep scientists say the behavior could have been brought on by a trauma when Hadwin lost five friends at an early age.

Read more: Man Makes Art In His Sleep, Sells It For Up To Six Figureshttp://womc.radio.com/2011/09/01/man-slee-draws-paints-art-lee-hadwin-video/#ixzz1XHXGfSd9

 

Come and view God’s artwork when he/she paint in stone!

 

 

THIS IS A MUST SEE – GO TO THE LINK BELOW

http://www.uphaa.com/blog/index.php/amazing-places/

 

Nature at its best Photographs – Stunning Mind Blowing

MORE AMAZING PICTURES

http://www.neatorama.com/2007/09/19/10-most-amazing-temples-in-the-world/

 

 

THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD.

 

1) To See

 

2) To Hear

 

3) To Touch 

4) To Taste

 

5) To Feel

 

6) To Laugh

 

7) To Love

 

THE WORLD’S TALLEST BUILDINGS

 

	Building, city	Year	Sto- ries	Height
Rank				m	ft
1.	Burj Dubai, Dubai, The United Arab Emirates3	2009 (est.)	167	818	2,313
2.	Taipei 101, Taiwan	2004	101	508	1,667
3.	Petronas Tower, 1, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	1998	88	452	1,483
4.	Petronas Tower 2, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	1998	88	452	1,483
5.	Sears Tower, Chicago	1974	110	442	1,451
6.	Jin Mao Building, Shanghai	1999	88	421	1,381
7.	Two International Finance Centre, Hong Kong	2003	88	415	1,362
8.	CITIC Plaza, Guangzhou, China	1996	80	391	1,283
9.	Shun Hing Square, Shenzhen, China	1996	69	384	1,260
10.	Empire State Building, New York	1931	102	381	1,250
11.	Central Plaza, Hong Kong	1992	78	374	1,227
12.	Bank of China, Hong Kong	1989	70	367	1,205
13.	Emirates Tower One, Dubai	1999	54	355	1,165
14.	Tuntex Sky Tower, Kaohsiung, Taiwan	1997	85	348	1,140
15.	Aon Centre, Chicago	1973	80	346	1,136
16.	The Center, Hong Kong	1998	73	346	1,135
17.	John Hancock Center, Chicago	1969	100	344	1,127
18.	Rose Tower, Dubai	2007	72	333	1,093
19.	Shimao International Plaza, Shanghai	2006	60	333	1,093
20.	Minsheng Bank Building, Wuhan, China	2007	68	331	1,087
21.	Ryugyong Hotel, Pyongyang, N. Korea	1995	105	330	1,083
22.	Q1, Gold Coast, Australia	2005	78	323	1,058
23.	Burj al Arab Hotel, Dubai	1999	60	321	1,053
24.	Nina Tower I, Hong Kong	2006	80	319	1,046
25.	Chrysler Building, New York	1930	77	319	1,046
26.	New York Times Building, New York	2007	52	319	1,046
27.	Bank of America Plaza, Atlanta	1993	55	317	1,039
28.	U.S. Bank Tower, Los Angeles	1990	73	310	1,018
29.	Menara Telekom Headquarters, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	1999	55	310	1,017
30.	Emirates Tower Two, Dubai	2000	56	309	1,014
31.	AT&T Corporate Center, Chicago	1989	60	307	1,007
32.	JP Morgan Chase Tower, Houston	1982	75	305	1,002
33.	Baiyoke Tower II, Bangkok	1997	85	304	997
34.	Two Prudential Plaza, Chicago	1990	64	303	995
35.	Wells Fargo Plaza, Houston	1983	71	302	992
36.	Kingdom Centre, Riyadh	2002	41	302	992
37.	Aspire Tower, Doha	2006	36	300	984
38.	First Canadian Place, Toronto	1975	72	298	978
39.	Eureka Tower, Melbourne	2006	91	297	975
40.	Landmark Tower, Yokohama, Japan	1993	70	296	971
41.	311 South Wacker Drive, Chicago	1990	65	293	961
42.	SEG Plaza, Shenzhen, China	2000	71	292	957
43.	American International Building, New York	1932	67	290	952
44.	Key Tower, Cleveland	1991	57	289	947
45.	Plaza 66, Shanghai	2001	66	288	945
46.	One Liberty Place, Philadelphia	1987	61	288	945
47.	Millennium Tower, Dubai	2006	59	285	935
48.	Sunjoy Tomorrow Square, Shanghai	2003	55	285	934
49.	Columbia Center, Seattle	1984	76	284	933
50.	Cheung Kong Center, Hong Kong	1999	63	283	929
51.	Chongqing World Trade Center, Chongqing, China	2005	60	283	929
52.	The Trump Building, New York	1930	71	283	927
53.	Bank of America Plaza, Dallas	1985	72	281	921
54.	United Overseas Bank Plaza, Singapore	1992	66	280	919
55.	Republic Plaza, Singapore	1995	66	280	919
56.	Overseas Union Bank Centre, Singapore	1986	63	280	919
57.	Citigroup Center, New York	1977	59	279	915
58.	Hong Kong New World Tower, Shanghai	2002	61	278	913
59.	Diwang International Commerce Center, Nanning, China	2006	54	276	906
60.	Scotia Plaza, Toronto	1989	68	275	902
61.	Williams Tower, Houston	1983	64	275	901
62.	Wuhan World Trade Tower, Wuhan, China	1998	60	273	896
63.	Cullinan North Tower, Hong Kong	2007	68	270	886
64.	Cullinan South Tower, Hong Kong	2007	68	270	886
65.	Renaissance Tower, Dallas	1975	56	270	886
66.	China International Center Tower B, Guangzhou, China	2007	62	270	884
67.	Dapeng International Plaza, Guangzhou, China	2006	56	269	883
68.	21st Century Tower, Dubai	2003	55	269	883
69.	Naberezhnaya Tower C, Moscow	2007	61	268	879
70.	Al Faisaliah Center, Riyadh	2000	30	267	876
71.	900 North Michigan Ave., Chicago	1989	66	265	871
72.	Bank of America Corporate Center, Charlotte	1992	60	265	871
73.	SunTrust Plaza, Atlanta	1992	60	265	871
74.	BOCOM Financial Towers, Shanghai	1999	52	265	869
75.	Triumph Palace, Moscow	2005	57	264	866
76.	Bluescope Steel Centre, Melbourne	1991	52	264	866
77.	Shenzhen Special Zone Daily Tower, Shenzhen, China	1998	42	264	866
78.	Tower Palace Three, Tower G, Seoul	2004	73	264	865
79.	Trump World Tower, New York	2001	72	262	861
80.	Water Tower Place, Chicago	1976	74	262	859
81.	Grand Gateway Plaza I, Shanghai	2005	52	262	859
82.	Grand Gateway Plaza II, Shanghai	2005	52	262	859
83.	Aon Center, Los Angeles	1974	62	262	858
84.	Hotel Panorama, Hong Kong	2007	64	261	856
85.	BCE Place–Canada Trust Tower, Toronto	1990	53	261	856
86.	Post & Telecommunication Hub, Guangzhou, China	2002	66	260	853
87.	Dual Towers 1, Manama, Bahrain	2006	57	260	853
88.	Dual Towers2, Manama, Bahrain	2006	57	260	853
89.	101 Collins Street, Melbourne	1991	50	260	853
90.	Transamerica Pyramid, San Francisco	1972	48	260	853
91.	G.E. Building, New York	1933	70	259	850
92.	Chase Tower, Chicago	1969	60	259	850
93.	Commerzbank Zentrale, Frankfurt	1997	56	259	850
94.	Two Liberty Place, Philadelphia	1990	58	258	848
95.	Philippine Bank of Communications, Makati	2000	55	258	848
96.	Park Tower, Chicago	2000	67	257	844
97.	Messeturm, Frankfurt	1990	64	257	843
98.	Sorrento 1, Hong Kong	2003	75	256	841
99.	U.S. Steel Tower, Pittsburgh	1970	64	256	841
100.	Mokdong Hyperion Tower A, Seoul	2003	69	256	840
101.	Rinku Gate Tower, Izumisano, Japan	1996	56	256	840

NOTE: When a building is “topped out” (the point of construction when the structure has met its proposed structural top), the building is officially ranked and is placed on the list. UC indicates under construction: although the building has been “topped out,” construction has not been completed. Height is measured from sidewalk level of main entrance to structural top of building. This includes spires, but does not include antennas or flagpoles.

1. World Trade Center twin towers of New York City ranked fifth and sixth (at 1,368 ft and 1,362 ft) on this list until their destruction on Sept. 11, 2001.

2. A building differs from a tower in that the former is considered to be a structure that is designed for residential, business, or manufacturing purposes. Also, an essential characteristic of a building is that it has floors.

3. As of April 2008, Burj Dubai was 2,064 feet with 160 completed floors.

 

Source:

Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, 2008

 

A room with a view?

 

Dubai. The view from the skyscraper BurjKhalifa. The height of buildings is 828 m (163 floors).  

 

 And this is the view down

 

 

http://emailsfromgrandma.com/2011/12/extraordinary-photos/

 

Coolest Tree Sculptures Around the World! Stunning!

 

 

MORE AT THE LINK BELOW

http://www.uphaa.com/blog/index.php/12-coolest-tree-sculptures-around-the-world/

 

Beautiful Patterns in Nature – Come with me to visit God’s studio so I can show you His artwork!

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MORE EXAMPLES

Source: nationalgeographic

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DRIFTWOOD HORSES – Stunning – a must view!

 

 

MORE

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http://golden-celebrity-gucci.blogspot.com/2010/01/driftwood-horses.html

 

Sculptures of Native American scenes made out of paper!

 

 

 Thank you Annalise for this input

MORE

http://thefunnyinbox.com/funny-pictures/sculptures-of-native-american-scenes-made-out-of-paper/?show=gallery

 

Amazing Dot Drawings!

VIEW MORE AT THE LINK BELOW

 

http://www.readactor.com/design/artist-of-the-week-ben-heine/

 

Fractal energy has become a significant field of study in both the scientific and the spiritual realm.

 

 

Talks of fractal energy have been increasing lately; more people are becoming interested in fractal art and their supposed benefits to a person’s mental and physical well-being. Like meditation, it is popularized as a means that may be used in your journey towards spiritual actualization. This way, fractal energy has become a significant field of study in both the scientific and the spiritual realm.

Fractal energy is energy that emanates from fractal art. The energy is known to increase a person’s own energy as well as the vibrations of space around the person. This means that if you look at a fractal art for a certain period, it will make your aura stronger. When placed in a room, it can create its own ambience or mood by moving energy about.

How Fractal Art Is Created

Fractal energy art is a special form of artwork that requires special capabilities, simply because each is created after the artist meditates and connects with what is known as the Higher Self. Once the connection to this Higher Self is opened, an artist can go back and forth and produce fractal art containing different messages. Each artwork is very intricate and complex and is completely unique. It is usually based on a word or phrase and often expresses, using art, the meaning of the word or phrase. The artwork contains both its own energy as well as communicates the message of the hidden word or phrase. In other words, fractal art is known as the visual expression of energy.

How You Can Use Fractal Art

Fractal art is another fixture in the world of meditation, hypnosis, and subliminal messages. The artwork are known to send subliminal messages to viewers as well as release an unseen energy. The effects of fractal art differ for each artwork and for each person; some of those who have experienced the power of fractal energy reported reacting emotionally due to the strength of the said energy.

Fractal art can accompany and guide you on your journey towards finding a connection with the Higher Self. This connection will lend you the composure and the ability to remain unfazed despite anything you face in life. This will bring you peace deep within and can create around you an aura so serene and strong that others will be amazed of how content and fulfilled you will look.

Fractal energy is also now widely used for healing purposes. It is known to have such a profound effect on a person because the energy emanated by the images work right down to the cell level.

Once you get your hands on a fractal artwork (Like the examples in this post), all you have to do is stare at it for a few minutes and you will already feel the energy vibrating powerfully from them.

By: Nelson Berry

 

Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com

 

 

 

 

Our Perception of Our Spouse’s Emotions

 

It starts off with stars in our eyes and pure bliss. However, after the ‘new’ wears off, we begin to make assessments about our spouse’s emotions; whether true or false, we form our own perceptions of what mood he or she is in. Here are two pie charts that illustrate the point.

 

What makes a man get out of bed and start drawing — while he’s still asleep? Doctors are baffled; art critics are impressed

The Man Who Draws In His Sleep

Lee Hadwin is only a decent artist when he’s awake, but asleep he’s created masterpieces that have reportedly sold for six figures.

Lee Hadwin appears to be a perfectly normal 37-year-old nurse — by day. But when night falls, his other persona takes over: Hadwin is a gifted artist who sketches and paints in his sleep.

While there are countless documented cases of sleep-walking, this is the first known case of sleep-drawing. Hadwin got started at age 4, when he scribbled on walls and furniture. Now some of his pieces fetch six-figure prices. Still, the North Wales native doesn’t want to make art his career. He never studied art, and is lousy at drawing when awake.

“Art has never interested me at all,” says Hadwin, as quoted by the BBC. But just in case, he now prepares by leaving a sketchpad, brushes, and other art supplies in his bedroom.

The reaction: “The whole thing is almost surreal,” says Dean Praetorius at The Huffington Post. “It’s almost scary how good he is, too.”

Hadwin says that an evening of drinking can often trigger an episode of sleep-drawing. His condition leaves experts baffled: Doctors at the Edinburgh Sleep Center can’t even determine what stage of sleep Hadwin is in when his creative impulses kick in.

Whatever is happening here, says Whitchurch Arts, it’s working. And — who knows — there could be more sleep-drawing prodigies out there. “Perhaps put out a piece of paper and pencil on the bedside table tonight to find out.”

 

Your thoughts are the tools with which you carve your life story on the substance of the universe.

 

 

 

CREATIVE THOUGHTS

 

You are given the gifts of Gods. You create your reality. Yours is the creative energy that makes your world. There are no limitations to the self except those you believe in.

 

Think you are well and that all is well with you and nature will read your thoughts and make them true.

 

Your thoughts are the tools with which you carve your life story on the substance of the universe. When you choose your thoughts, you choose results.

 

Life allows you to think as you please, but it always produces for you what you think.

Author Unknown

 

Your thoughts are the tools with which you carve your life story on the substance of the universe.

 

 

 

CREATIVE THOUGHTS

 

You are given the gifts of Gods. You create your reality. Yours is the creative energy that makes your world. There are no limitations to the self except those you believe in.

 

Think you are well and that all is well with you and nature will read your thoughts and make them true.

 

Your thoughts are the tools with which you carve your life story on the substance of the universe. When you choose your thoughts, you choose results.

 

Life allows you to think as you please, but it always produces for you what you think.

Author Unknown

 

 

Man Makes Art In His Sleep, Sells It For Up To Six Figures

Lee Hadwin is a 37-year-old nurse who draws and paints in his sleep.

Hadwin got started sleep drawing at the young age of 4, when he scribbled on walls and furniture and even carved into an heirloom piece of furniture. According to The Week Hadwin never studied art, and is “lousy” at drawing when awake but one of his sleep works have sold for up to six figures.

 

Experts at the Edinburgh Sleep Center can not determine what stage of sleep Hadwin is in when he draws. Hadwin admits that an evening of drinking can often trigger a night of sleep-drawing. According to Metro.co.uk sleep scientists say the behavior could have been brought on by a trauma when Hadwin lost five friends at an early age.

Read more: Man Makes Art In His Sleep, Sells It For Up To Six Figures http://womc.radio.com/2011/09/01/man-slee-draws-paints-art-lee-hadwin-video/#ixzz1XHXGfSd9

 

Most Amazing Friendly Squirrels! Wake up and see the endless amazing events that become visible when you start living in the now!

 

 

 

 

LOOK AT MORE PICTURES – STUNNING!

 

http://amazingintheworld13.blogspot.com/2011/05/most-amazing-friendly-squirrels-naughty.html

 

 

 

Beautiful Patterns in Nature – Come with me to visit God’s studio so I can show you His artwork!

 

 

 

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MORE EXAMPLES

Source: nationalgeographic

 

UFO in 15th century Artwork

UFO in 15th century Artwork

Painting of the Madonna and Saint Giovannino, in the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, attrbuted to the 15th Century school of Filippo Lippi.

A close-up of the upper left section of the painting shows an object in the sky, and below, a man and dog looking at the object.

Further enlargement shows an oval or discoid craft with radiating gold spikes of light painted around its perimeter. In other words, what today would be called a UFO.