Tremendous Truth Love

This experimental video is made from partial/impartial paraphasia to
reconstruct word groupings which then suggest tools, techniques, method to use, props, materials, intuiting, interpretation, attitudes, conceptualization, personal advice, predictions, images, pidgin, sound variables, duration and visual aesthetics. Words used were subtracted from the magnificent light words and design philosophy of Peter Tang, my studio list, manifesto and aviation guide.

The new groupings, in two sets, are as follows:-

Recently environmentally one harnessing creative <---------->

reinvigorate personal scientific tools - butterballs methods sweet

creative how Eastern every mysteries cough ***** relative point

all drawn dreams next twisting spanning retribution difficult

beauty screens bonds da da – luminous back focus - experience ears

debut tentatively you concept appreciation expand

mountain affordable changing possibilities

unbuttoning holistic sleep systems

Hyperbaton relevant relative

interpret figure unexpected Radiant toes print

magnetic Gleipnir - tuism drag dance fill airflow supple pose

radiant pitch flow increment monism capture

stochastic feathering stick - wait incidence

essence line record pareidolia - tellurian control powder

parturient hush

save wing place energetic intermediary

watch automatic duration

Tremendous Truth Love

This title is a result of the combined divergence of two short texts.
One is a Buddhist teaching on the meaning of “Going for Refuge” and
the other is a brief explanation of Christian Faith, Hope and Mission
from a pamphlet handout.

“Dada Johann Fuchsgang Goethe. Dada Stendhal. Dada Dalai Lama, Buddha, Bible, and Nietzsche. Dada m'dada. Dada mhm dada da. It's a question of connections, and of loosening them up a bit to start with.” (Ball, H., 1916)

“The hard part is, first, to become aware of our own conceptual spaces, and, second, to see how to transform mental structures that we are accustomed to taking for granted.” (Sharples, 1999)

“The mind is the source of all experience, and by changing the direction of the mind, we can change the quality of everything we experience.” (Mingyur, 2007)

“The idea of explaining to an animal conveys a sense of the secrecy of the world and of the existence that appeals to the imagination……..even a dead animal preserves more powers of intuition than some human beings with their stubborn rationality.”
(Beuys, 1965)