Maya's Cascade of Kalpas
Zen of Zero Point, Age of Enlightenment Series
Encaustic on Wood Panels, Diptych, 48 " h x 24" w, 2011
Encaustic on Wood Panels, Diptych, 48 " h x 24" w, 2011
In Hinduism and
Sikhism, Maya is the principal
concept which manifests, perpetuates and governs
the illusion and dream of duality in the phenomenal Universe.
Maya is the name of Buddha’s mother.
Maya is Greco-Roman Goddess of the Earth.
Kalpa is the Sanskrit word meaning aeon
(kalpa equalling 4.32 billion years)
- Wikipedia
concept which manifests, perpetuates and governs
the illusion and dream of duality in the phenomenal Universe.
Maya is the name of Buddha’s mother.
Maya is Greco-Roman Goddess of the Earth.
Kalpa is the Sanskrit word meaning aeon
(kalpa equalling 4.32 billion years)
- Wikipedia
With her inner vision of the cosmos Goodridge offers an abstract planetary account of the activity in our universe. These references can be macrocosmic or microcosmic. Patanjali--who wrote the Yoga Sutra and is considered to be the father of classical yoga--taught that when we chant the sacred syllable Aum and simultaneously contemplate the meaning of it, our consciousness becomes "one-pointed: and prepared for meditation. In all cases the paintings are created spontaneously within the confines of the circle, which can also be seen as a mandala.
According to Dr. Michio Kaku, physicist, our world is made up of vibrating strings. He says that the Mind of God is music resonating in eleven dimensions throughout hyperspace! The artist envisions this cascade effect of Maya to be as musical sounds resonating the universe.
According to Dr. Michio Kaku, physicist, our world is made up of vibrating strings. He says that the Mind of God is music resonating in eleven dimensions throughout hyperspace! The artist envisions this cascade effect of Maya to be as musical sounds resonating the universe.