GREGORY MACMILLAN

The Mind tells us how it appears to be with our world.

It tells us how it appears to be with our bodies.

Most of the time, this arrangement works perfectly well,

and our world seems how it appears to be.

It appears thus because of our experiences, our education tell us with the certainty of received opinion how things appear to be. 

This is an interesting question to pose, when considering the physical health of our bodies or even more so when thinking about the balance of our minds.

Things may be otherwise.

 

Visual art operates on the mind in a different manner than, say, music.

Music sends us clear signals through our ears, and if it's loud enough, through our whole body.

We resonate, and we feel good.

Visual art is more subtle, yet just as pervasive, if we let it.

It is something to do with where we are, and who we are within that place, time, or experience.

This holds true for the most abstract gesture as for the most photo-realistic representation. If we let it.

Because what we see is entirely a construction of the mind.

 

Vital Harmonics welcomes you into a world which is safe, and you are at home.

And within that, there is a message of love.