Art and Humanities Search for True Self

All spiritual masters encouraged us to search.

The relationship between the physical and the spiritual has been defined by many and distorted by most.We are embodied individually with the same divine essence, everywhere in the world. Art and Humanities Search for True Self requires that we maintain a unique but not separate identity from matter and each other.

Our constant debates over who is better best or right debilitate our society rather than build a world of commonality; the images of these great thinkers are simply pictures of the fact they existed and walked among us, leaving a testament of their life’s work and subsequent impact on society.

Their life is a gift to us and the image of them we keep in our cultures as a reference and reminder of the greatness to which humankind is called.

Christ, Buddha, and Confucius are bridges in three directions for humanity to finding our undefined illusive self.

Plato and Copernicus where fascinated by the physical primal matter and mental mechanics.

Mohammad, Moses and Christ share many of the same spiritual teachings that echo and allude to many of the same principles. Each one of their teachings addresses ideas and behaviors common to us all. Art and Humanities Search for True Self.

Moses, Plato, Copernicus, Lao Tzu, Mother Teresa etc. experienced an ocean of truth that is still worthy of imitation today in and through their teachings.

What Artists Do

Artists have always tried to express their experience of the sacred through image and they have been the designated visual voices for most cultures.

Sculptures of stone and clay, from every culture throughout the world, are evidence of mankind’s dedication, devotion and talent to portray the realm of spirit.  Art and Humanities Search for True Self is not new today.

The idea of God, where this all began and why?

Art and Humanities is rich and abundantly filled with beautiful images that reflect human kinds desire to portray the divine spirit.Images of Gods and Goddesses continue to impact the physical world and how we believe.

Art and Humanities merge because the mind is still not content with an answer for what are we here. The spirit which imbues all of creation, from the small molecule that previous cultures could not even imagine, to the movements of the stars and planetary bodies which we are yet to encounter have no limits or ownership. It is a marvelous time to be alive with so  much diversity still being expressed, rejoice in the Abundance.