Beautiful weather in eaton today

Ekaterina Belcheva Ultimately Eco Kate@ultimatelyeco.com 0800 234 3288 078 521 444 18 London UK Planet Earth

WHY DO YOU GET ALL THE LOVE IN THE WORLD

Michael/ ian buble!?!?!
Since I have more access to some of the trully stupid gossip magazine I have been trying to figure out why do we get so obsessed with the celebrity culture and completely ignore if not entirely our own reality at least the potential of what it can be do and have for us and ultimately our own existence!

My problem is obsessing about it! And the fact I feel drawn as well. (My secret gossip obsession is the brangelina phenomenon and for some personal creative reasons lily cole, even more so because she started acting and this feels as if my destiny is releasing. Even more so because she did the imaginarium of dr parnassus.

So it was her who made me watch the graham norton show last night (saturday 31 October 2009 at midnight when I was actually have rather gone to bed) and there this sprite appeared totally madly happy, telling her that he "met" her at an airport...

Once a friend said that it's a very different life to live among the high class! It is also difficult to penetrate it - someone said and you need status of some sort - £ or $ or € or ¥... Or fame or heritage or Talent... The impossibility of it all the probability the chance the game the lottery makes it mythical... Fictionous .... Improbable...

Don't idolize...
Accept thyself and love thy neighbour...

So what is happening in this world?
I don't know... But I want to beleive things are changing for the better.

Complements for charlotte - In memory of Charlotte Moggach

For a woman who I have never heard of just before I read an article about her grateful death with her daughter Deborah Moggach.

I've learned a few things about her and one thing I pparticularly liked: her book of complements- her diary of hand written testimonials - I find this a magnificent idea.

I don't know if you can do something g in life now to prevent dementia, but for all of those who already have it - I hope there are people arouf you who can understand you, care for you with love and dedication and can still remember who you were.

The Article "I'm grateful to her dying" is from the family supplement of the guardian from Saturday 24 January (it's October now) 2009

Testing mobile email to blogg function

Which will mean that I will finally be able to have a straight forward way to publish post and hopefully lead to less newspaper articles inhabitting my floor my files shelves magazine baskets bags walets diaries etc for centuries...

Yay!

Ekaterina Belcheva
Ultimately Eco
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toys for brothers and sisters

Toy for Brother:

i.e. that's what my brother Boris Belchev is getting.

Toy for Sister:

i.e. that's what I am getting when my brother gets the above.

Jonny WIlkinson - "I've been searching for tranquility in a world of obsession"

I have been modestly observing the carrer journey of one of ENglands top rugby player and it was a really nice surprise to find an article in the sport section of the guardian about him with the subtitle "the fly-half reveals how Buddhism has helped him reach a fresh equilibrium".

I am not sure if I have ever discussed on this blog that I have been going on multiple courses to become a facilitator for reducing the psychological effects of trauma, but also to facilitate personal development and self-actualisations. This approach generally helps reach equilibrium with the self and others.

Looking back I have had many acquaintances with buddhism masked or simply implemented in many other spiritual and not so spiritual practices... such as cleaning (i find it very maditative).

Here is a link to the article and to the audio recording of the interview with Jonny Wilkinson.

I really like the interview and through the words of the Interviewer I can see how misunderstood Buddhism as the philosophy of the East is and how far away from peace and tranquility the majority of the western people are.

I do put myself in that number but I am working on it, and I recommend that sort of personal work to anyone. It gives you so much more ability to fully experience every moment of life.

Jamila sleeps

There isnt anything as sweet, as gentle and as peacful as having a child fall asleep in your arms.

 

Pure serenity.

Trent Reznor "The Alchemist of Melody"

If anyone is still wonderring why I do like Trent reznor - have a listen below.
My favourite album is with teeth.

However there is one thing that is so fascinating about who he really is and that is his amazing talent.

Here is an exserpt from a diary log of Stephanie Jorgl: Recording Drums and Bass
Reznor sits down at an 88 weighted-key controller that is nestled between Ross’ workstation and a rack of effects processors. As soon as the click track starts, Reznor hammers out a few sequences of drums, with perfect timing and precision—fills and all— via the keyboard. All I can think is “Wow. Those childhood piano lessons really paid off.”

When Reznor finishes playing, he turns to Ross and states, “Let me hear those.” Ross plays the drum tracks back and Reznor, deploying the quick decision making expertise that is evident in most world leaders, states, “Okay, I want part 1 followed by part 3, followed by part 2.” .....

and here is some more:
Meanwhile, Reznor turns, thinks and then speaks his next desire for the song in progress. “Next, I’m going to do a bass track and I think I’m going to use these three pedals...” Reznor speaks out loud the names of the pedals, and as he turns to his rack full of basses, picks one up and tunes it, the pedals almost magically appear before him, hooked up by his highly efficient studio assistant.

By the time Reznor is satisfied with his tuning (less than a minute from the initial contemplation of the bass part), Ross has the arrangement ready and the pedals are ready to be played through. Reznor begins recording his next part. After yet another stellar performance, I realize that the absence of studio musicians isn’t a control thing, it’s purely logistical. No studio musicians are required because Reznor is a virtuoso when it comes to probably every instrument short of the physical drums. And even then, he effortlessly masters drum programming and drum performance when triggering samples in Battery through a keyboard controller.

Isnt that utterly and ultimately awesome!?!?!?

I can do this all night!

Here is a picture of Trent Reznor I scraped off the internet. The copy right isn't mine...unfortunately and I just want to share it with the world.