john j the light painter (8 resultados)

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if everything you experience is consciousness learning about itself?From an artist who paints with light comes a profound exploration of the questions that surface when we pause long enough to wonder: What is consciousness? Why are we here? What connects memory to meaning, struggle to growth, and the individual to the infinite?The Dive: A Field Guide For Remembering is not a doctrine-it's an invitation to see patterns you've always sensed but never fully articulated. Drawing from quantum physics, depth psychology, Carl Jung, Alan Watts, and decades of artistic practice, this book offers a living framework for understanding existence as a shared experiment in awareness.What you'll explore: The purpose of incarnation-why awareness takes form and what it learns through limitation. How memory, pattern, and resonance carry forward across time. The evolution of consciousness through contrast, friction, and integration. Why the body is not a container but an instrument for learning. The shadow-and how integrating what we've disowned makes us whole. How collective breakthroughs emerge when the field of human awareness ripens. Creation as conscious participation-weaving coherence into the world around you. Living lucidly inside life's temporary, heartbreaking beauty.Each chapter closes with a reflective question or practice-not to test you, but to invite you deeper into your own experience. This book asks you to use your life as evidence.Woven throughout are 13 original illuminated artworks by the author-pieces that shift with perspective, just as truth does. Social commentary meets luminous beauty. The images don't illustrate the text; they extend it, offering another angle on the themes explored.The Dive is for seekers, artists, deep thinkers, and anyone exhausted by rigid belief systems or burned out by fear-based religion. It's for those who sense there's a larger pattern connecting it all-and want a map drawn not from dogma, but from honest attention.This is not an escape from life. It is a return to it-light returning to the source that cast it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if community care didn't require heroic leaders, endless meetings, or burnout?The Commons: A Field Guide for Community Care is a practical, human-scaled handbook for building small systems of mutual aid, shared responsibility, and everyday support - without turning community into another obligation.Instead of big theories or rigid programs, this book offers clear, adaptable patterns that people can actually use in real life. Each guide focuses on the smallest possible version of a practice - something you can begin with just a few people, limited time, and ordinary resources.Inside you'll find frameworks for: - Check-in circles that build connection without pressure- Mutual aid pods designed for consent and boundaries- Resource sharing that avoids guilt, debt, or obligation- Shared roles that prevent burnout and "hero leadership"- Conflict navigation and healthy endings when projects run their course- Simple structures for coordinating meals, care, tools, and neighborhood supportWritten in plain language and grounded in lived experience, The Commons treats community as something people weave together gradually - not something that has to be perfect before it begins.This is not a manifesto or a movement.It's a collection of minimum-viable practices meant to be adapted, remixed, and used where you are.Whether you're a quiet neighbor who wants to help, a burned-out organizer looking for sustainable systems, or someone searching for practical ways to feel less alone in uncertain times, this field guide offers a place to start.Start small.Stay human.Let care be something that lasts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if everything you experience is consciousness learning about itself?From an artist who paints with light comes a profound exploration of the questions that surface when we pause long enough to wonder: What is consciousness? Why are we here? What connects memory to meaning, struggle to growth, and the individual to the infinite?The Dive: A Field Guide For Remembering is not a doctrine-it's an invitation to see patterns you've always sensed but never fully articulated. Drawing from quantum physics, depth psychology, Carl Jung, Alan Watts, and decades of artistic practice, this book offers a living framework for understanding existence as a shared experiment in awareness.What you'll explore: The purpose of incarnation-why awareness takes form and what it learns through limitation. How memory, pattern, and resonance carry forward across time. The evolution of consciousness through contrast, friction, and integration. Why the body is not a container but an instrument for learning. The shadow-and how integrating what we've disowned makes us whole. How collective breakthroughs emerge when the field of human awareness ripens. Creation as conscious participation-weaving coherence into the world around you. Living lucidly inside life's temporary, heartbreaking beauty.Each chapter closes with a reflective question or practice-not to test you, but to invite you deeper into your own experience. This book asks you to use your life as evidence.Woven throughout are 13 original illuminated artworks by the author-pieces that shift with perspective, just as truth does. Social commentary meets luminous beauty. The images don't illustrate the text; they extend it, offering another angle on the themes explored.The Dive is for seekers, artists, deep thinkers, and anyone exhausted by rigid belief systems or burned out by fear-based religion. It's for those who sense there's a larger pattern connecting it all-and want a map drawn not from dogma, but from honest attention.This is not an escape from life. It is a return to it-light returning to the source that cast it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if community care didn't require heroic leaders, endless meetings, or burnout?The Commons: A Field Guide for Community Care is a practical, human-scaled handbook for building small systems of mutual aid, shared responsibility, and everyday support - without turning community into another obligation.Instead of big theories or rigid programs, this book offers clear, adaptable patterns that people can actually use in real life. Each guide focuses on the smallest possible version of a practice - something you can begin with just a few people, limited time, and ordinary resources.Inside you'll find frameworks for: - Check-in circles that build connection without pressure- Mutual aid pods designed for consent and boundaries- Resource sharing that avoids guilt, debt, or obligation- Shared roles that prevent burnout and "hero leadership"- Conflict navigation and healthy endings when projects run their course- Simple structures for coordinating meals, care, tools, and neighborhood supportWritten in plain language and grounded in lived experience, The Commons treats community as something people weave together gradually - not something that has to be perfect before it begins.This is not a manifesto or a movement.It's a collection of minimum-viable practices meant to be adapted, remixed, and used where you are.Whether you're a quiet neighbor who wants to help, a burned-out organizer looking for sustainable systems, or someone searching for practical ways to feel less alone in uncertain times, this field guide offers a place to start.Start small.Stay human.Let care be something that lasts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.