Love the rich depth to the piano....piercing the still darkness. Excellent piece!

beautiful work, love the sparse use of piano

Gorgeous arches of sound! Love the gentle evolution L

Pantoclast + R.S.Stropharia - Colleghi Della Notte (Tascam-Mix) 19.08.2017

I am looking . I look for the laws. I look for the forms. I look for the left eyes. I am looking for the essence. I look for the promise. I look for the heat, but I only remember this old song.

TRIBE WANTED, I only remember this old song.

Inspired by this haiku by Charles Lawler (https://twitter.com/Charliepoetry)
Going in circles
a promising journey
without end

Picture by Thomas Millot https://unsplash.com/@tmillot

https://www.naviarrecords.com/ (Experimenting with words and sounds)

My Naviar Haiku

Until the end of the circle

Until The End Of The Circle (naviarhaiku431)

Many thanks to oxfordmindfulness.org "you guys are fantastic!"

Meditation today should be a subject in schools from an early age. It is a magic formula to fight against chaos and for peace, but could you meditate on Venus? It is a planet that has inspired many artists creating true works of art and havens of peace and love. Venus is inhuman and a warning of how we can end, and yet it has always seemed wonderful to us!
This piece is a reflection on the meditation that we practice in a socially chaotic and stressed world, looking at the real and continuous present from a point so far away that it seems beautiful to us.

Meditation On Venus (Oxford Mindfulness Foundation COVER)

Inspired by this haiku written by Mark Wright, an archaeologist and anthropologist with a research specialty in Mesoamerican poetics, both ancient and modern.
eruption of light
deconstructing the darkness
beauty for ashes
haiku by Mark Wright https://twitter.com/markeology
https://soundcloud.com/naviar-records/sets/haiku-442-eruption-of-light

Shining ashes in the dark

Shining Ashes In The Dark (naviarhaiku442)

Compassionate scale.
Each impulse results in a force. The more momentum we take, the higher we jump. When there is a misfortune, an impulse of greater or lesser strength is generated. Here is a personal scale of that compassionate strength.
Cs0 Compassion predisposed asleep We are not aware of the existence of a misfortune. There is no force.
Cs1 Instant Compassion. We have seen it on a newspaper page and we have turned the page. It has caught our attention.
Cs2 Indirect compassion. Donations to charities. A person assaults you in the street and asks you, do you want to be human? And you say how much money you do it for. It is instant, but voluntary.
Cs3 Daily Compassion The news of the day. Floods, wars, social injustices. Your ideals come to light. To each one by his side and based on close experiences with said news.
Cs4 Compassion live. You are present when a misfortune occurs, but it is not with you. A violent situation that left a big impression on you.
Cs5 Compassion known. Here we begin to exceed the limits. A friend tells us about the misfortune of his mother. We offer our humanity.
Cs6 Voluntary compassion. You are a volunteer. You offer hours of your life to others many times without knowing them.
Cs7 Compassion target. The bomb explodes in your house, in your family or in your friends. You do everything you can to help.
Cs8 Self-pity. Misfortune concerns you directly. Prevent you from drowning. It can be extraordinary and lead to overcoming or useless if you no longer believe in it.
Cs9 Total compassion. It is when you give yourself to others putting your life at stake. I am not talking about a soldier, I am talking about a missionary in Haiti who does not leave, even if they tell her to leave.

COMPASSIONATE STRENGTH 3

The concept of the “wood-wide web” is a term that’s been coined by scientists and biologists studying the underground systems of roots and fungi which ultimately create a family tree of connections across the planet. In short, all forests “hold hands” under the earth. Communicating through a subterranean internet, trees are able to feed those in need from miles away and grow stronger together
According to Suzanne Simard, who’s been studying the phenomenon for decades, while it may not be immediately visible, it creates palpable energy. “When I walk into a forest, I feel the spirit of the whole thing, everything working together in harmony,” she tells Smithsonian Magazine’s Richard Grant. “It doesn’t make evolutionary sense for trees to behave like resource-grabbing individualists,” Simard explains, noting that instead, a “healthy stable forest” benefits most when everyone thrives. “That’s why they’ve evolved to help their neighbors.” (https://alpynbeauty.com/blogs/alpyn-crush/woods-wide-web)

Etherotopy

Wood Wide Web

Slumber

Approaching The Edge of Darkness

Track 4.5

Ritual of the Ancients

Experimental ambient project realized with the use of sound overlaps, causal collisions and cosmic echoes. 
Thanks for being here, comments, opinions and collaborations are always welcome.
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