Saturday, June 14, 2008

Man Ray


CONVERSION TO MODERNISM
The early work of Man Ray
By Francis Neumann
Particularly famed for his creative and innovative photographic images and his relationship with the French surrealist group during the Twenties and Thirties, this book shows the Earlier Man Ray, featuring his works from 1907-1917.” My mother told me that I made my first man on paper when I was three”, asserted Man Ray in the 1960s. When he was seven, he used crayons to add color to a drawing he had made of a battle ship, which was based on a news paper reproduction. Though his family praised the details in the picture, they objected to the colors he chose. He defended himself by reasoning that since the original picture was in black, he felt perfectly free to use his imagination. The works depicted here range from early nude studies made at the academy, through to stunning modernistic compositions, many of which show as to how Man ray was influenced by French cubist paintings.

Friday, June 13, 2008

Roaming about dreamis


According to Lobsang Ramba, our spirit or soul used to get out of our body during deep sleep and roam about , then return back to normal position, people who do not understand this thinks they had dreamed accordingly.

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

control over the dream


Electroencephalograph studies, measuring the electrical activity of the brain during REM sleep, have shown that young adults dream for 11/2 to 2 hours of every 8-hour period of sleep. Infants spend an average of 50% of their sleep in the REM phase (they are believed to dream more often than adults) a figure which decreases steadily with age. During dreams, blood pressure and heart rate increase, and breathing is quickened, but the body is otherwise immobile. Studies have shown that sleepers deprived of dream-sleep are likely to become irritable and lose coordination skills. Unusually frightening dreams are called nightmares, and daydreams are constructed fantasies that occur while the individual is awake. Studies have demonstrated the existence of lucid dreaming, where the individual is aware that he is dreaming and has a degree of control over his dream. - Columbia Encyclopedia

Monday, June 9, 2008

Lawrence's poems complete


COMPLETE POEMS BY D.M.LAWRENCE
Lawrence’s reputation as a novelist has often meant that his achievements in poetry have failed to receive the recognition they deserve. This edition brings together all of them in a form he himself has sanctioned, his collected poems of 1928 , the unexpurgated version of pansies and nettles adding to these volumes the contents of the two note books in which he was still writing poetry while he died in 1930. Hence it allows the reader to trace the development of Lawrence as a poet and appreciate the remarkable originality and distinctiveness of his achievements. There is an introduction and notes provided by David Ellis of the University of Kent and Canterbury.

Day dreaming seems to be


Daydreaming seems to be the default setting of the human mind and certain brain regions are devoted to it, U.S. researchers have reported accordingly. Some people make it a regular practice. Some others make those dreams come true.

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

In Lucid dreaming

In Lucid dreaming , ypu must be aware of your own dreaming, then you can easily control your dream as you prefer

Monday, April 14, 2008

People dream heavily


People dream heavily about heaven, thinking they would visit heaven after their death and live happily there after forever there.
Is it true? Is there a heaven up above the sky, where we can go after death and live there. I don’t think so. All the heaven and hell are here in this world around us. We are able to feel it now and then. Then what is the actual thing about this heaven. It is only an imagination. We just running after it.