From our recent trip to Brazil
Parquinho Jardim Botânico
Mother Earth & Zen Science
Earth is an extraordinary planet, uniquely balanced to support life as we know it. Orbiting at just the right distance from the Sun—about 93 million miles. Its protective magnetic field shields us from harmful solar radiation, while the atmosphere—rich in nitrogen and oxygen—supports respiration and climate regulation. Earth is also the only known planet with plate tectonics, which recycle nutrients and regulate carbon levels, contributing to long-term planetary stability.
The Zen perspective sees Earth not just as a host for life, but as a living, breathing expression of interdependence. Every blade of grass, every gust of wind, exists not in isolation but as part of a greater cosmic harmony. To walk barefoot on moss or listen to rain striking leaves is to be reminded of the profound stillness and impermanence that Zen teaches.
In combining scientific precision with meditative awareness, Earth emerges not just as a marvel of cosmic engineering but as a teacher in humility and wonder. Its systems are intricate and self-regulating, yet its beauty is found in simplicity—a snowflake’s geometry, a bird’s effortless glide.
New Video Credits Ending
EDM first Ableton tracks.
A Collection of Joes Sick Beats. These are very early ‘learning’ tracks, don’t expect too much, but I’m working and learning so watch out Coachella.
.. warning, my sick beats can literately make you sick, consume with caution.
While I never participated in the days of Disco, I find myself fascinated with modern electronic music. I never realized that Disco was the Crazy Aunt of House music. Anyway, I really have liked electronic music for a long time. I was drawn to bands like Yes, Emerson, Lake & Palmer Kraftwerk very early on.
Enjoy at your own risk.
clue: It’s right after the sick bass drop 🙂
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