ART COMPETITION of the International Theosophical Congress. Russia.Voronezh.21,22 November 2020 COMPETITION fine and decorative arts, dedicated to Elena Petrovna Blavatsky Dear friends! We invite you to become a participant of the Competition, within the framework of of the IV International Theosophical Congress to be held: Russia, Voronezh, 21, 22 November 2020. Ramada Plaza "Voronezh
Art-what a wonderous practice it is. It is a way one can express one’s self, whether it is drawing, painting, sculpting or whatever material one uses, it is a joy to do, to look at, to take part in. Art is of course subjective which
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Standing Together Created from the one great Source We all are bound together, Giving us the strength of will To defeat this plague forever. If we stand as one to fight this fight There is nothing that we can’t do, And with the help of our Creator Our life and world we will
William Kearney is an artist and a musician and he incorporates the two. In his persona as Sand Snowman he has made a number of musical albums and collaborated with various other artists. Will Kearney has also exhibited many of his works at exhibitions around
Since early antiquity, as well as in contemporary times, symbols and symbolism have been, and are, ways of expression of the human spirit, because their existence is not regulated by external facts, i.e. historical ones, but amounts to a kind of permanent necessity for human
Nicholas Roerich (1874-1947) was a Russian-born artist, historian, archeologist, writer, naturalist, traveler, philosopher and theosophist. He is best remembered for his more than 7000 paintings, drawings and set designs, and especially his extraordinary Himalayan landscapes. He was recognized as well for his tireless pursuit of
I think of art as based on crafted perceptions. There are perceptions we can have that are moving and inspiring, such as that of a sunset or birdsong or the face of a beloved, but it is when we attribute perceptions to human artifice that
Hermes interviewed artist and writer Nicholas Cope about his recent art projects; the incorporation of sacred geometry with ancient megalithic sites and design as well as the influences that took him in this particular direction. Hermes: Can you tell us about your background, what brought you
Does the universe have a centre? Where is the centre of the universe? Science says that if the universe is infinite, it has no centre. There was a big bang and every part is expanding. This means that each part is moving away from every other