Friday, May 22, 2009

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OMER Omer Day 42: Looking good.

* Remember that the English original is here: http://davidghiyam.tumblr.com/

Thursday May 21, 2009

Day 7 Week 6: Yesod Malchut


When we focus on negative aspects others fail to see the ego in us. Remove that EGO in us is what brings us to the Light of the Creator, and not fix the other person.

Rav Asher Baruch was known for treating each person as if they were just souls, wise and Tzadik. The praying and asking the Creator cried every night never see the bad in another human being.

Why is this so important?

is said that all the chaos we created from our negative actions with us like a cloud and that the only way it can come into our lives is when we judge another human being, when we are focusing on the negative aspects of others to judge.

When we focus on seeing what good in others, is for our own benefit. Exercise

day: now looking good in every situation and every person. Especially when it's hard, looking good.

Love,

Thursday, May 21, 2009

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- Sevilla, 1599 - Madrid, 1660 British



unparalleled master of painting, Seville's Diego Velázquez adorned his character with a discretion, reserve and serenity so that while much can be said and has said about his work, little is known and probably never will know more about their psychology. Disciplined and conscientious young man, should not have to like it too smacks that peppered his teachings the master painter Herrera the Elder, who apparently spent a short time before ascribed, at twelve years, this modest shop and great artist who were Francisco Pacheco. From the first news from him, while the first praise, which would be the largest English baroque painter, and certainly one of the greatest artists the world at any age. Diego Velazquez was the first son of a gentleman not too rich from a family originally from Portugal, Oporto perhaps, although born in Seville, Juan Rodriguez, and Jerome Velasquez, also a woman of ancestry but low equity. On the day of his baptism, John began the bells on the fly (after paying a small fee to the clerk), then invited the relatives to cakes and claret
San Juan de Alfarache and entertained the cheering urchins with coins little amount that threw out the window. He had not to defraud the festivities this expense and stem newcomer that was amenable to parents' aspirations for their children and joined in the studio of Francisco Pacheco without question. precocísimas The boy gave evidence of his skill as a draftsman and as rapidly learned the subtle art of color than the good of Pacheco did not dare turn his genius and gently led him where the inspiration of the young man was carrying. Between teacher and pupil narrowed since then a strong friendship based on admiration and pride reasonable Pacheco and the gratitude of the boy awake. These ties knot finished when the old painter was determined to give the hand of his daughter Juana to his advantaged student of nineteen.
on the reasons that decided to promote this marriage Pacheco writes: "After five years of education and teaching
my daughter married him, moved by his virtue, cleanliness, and good parts, and the hopes of its natural and great wit. And because the honor is greater than that of father-teacher, was just clogging the audacity of someone who is claimed that glory, taking off the crown of my later years. I have no advantage by dwindling teacher to disciple, or lost Leonardo da Vinci Rafael have a disciple, George of Castelfranco or Titian, or Plato, Aristotle, they did not remove the name of God. " Conquering court soon
Sevilla him Velazquez small and try to win a position in court, where he had recently installed Felipe IV, king of diplomatic Halls though very fond of the arts and would eventually be felt by the artist and a great devotion to a rare need for your company. In his first trip to Madrid was not lucky, because

enia t need many recommendations for access to the palace and returned to their homeland without having reaped the least success. It would have been a real shame that their protector and father had not expensive and encouraged to try again next year, because otherwise the promise would have been confined Diego in an excessively parochial, oblivious to the new winds that were circulating in the cosmopolitan environment of the courts of Europe. In Seville, during what has been called, artfully erudite historian, the first time (although the work of Velázquez is the result of a relentless pursuit), following the style of mannerism and Venetian art students like John of Roelas, but adopting the impressive chiaroscuro of Caravaggio, though the latter influence has been discussed. However, Velazquez will choose soon on Baroque realism, followed equally by Zurbarán and Alonso Cano, bold and shuddering, grave and full of contrasts. The
realism, as more popular side, had been frequented by the literature of the period and that same air of picaresque novel appears in the lunches that keeps
No museums of Leningrad and Budapest, as well as three musicians, which, however, disappears humor to focus the issue on the description of the battered dignity of the protagonists. Even more curious is how, at that time also, it uses the charge of religious affairs to lend a sardine and its ember, leaving a far end the episode's title picture, go to the foreground characters rough representation of people and where they accumulate detailed still lifes of objects of the poor everyday. This is the case of Christ in the House of Martha and Mary, picture in acquiring full significance the kitchen and its inhabitants, fish, vessels, the most humble. The Museo del Prado also keeps Seville paintings of the period as the splendid canvas The Adoration of the Magi, dated 1619, shortly after their marriage and give him that Juana offspring, and which wanted to see, especially in childhood traits of the Child Jesus, a tribute to his family and a breath of happiness of the parent brand. It is safe, moreover, that the Magi are authentic portraits, no more or less conventional idealizations, and it also reveals the true vocation of who would be the greatest portraitist of his time. In his second attempt in Madrid, conveniently and girt of guarantees, Velázquez received grants and favors the Count Duke of Olivares, who got his big chance to recommend to do a portrait of


new monarch. Felipe IV was so pleased with this work immediately appointed him court painter, Velázquez forcing to move their residence to the capital and to live in the Royal Palace. In his early years in Madrid, the artist was replacing its characteristic earthy tones for an unusual range of gray that would eventually be their most admirable and a keen exponent its subtle genius. By 1629 Velázquez painted his first large painting of a mythological subject, called The drunk because the issue dedicated to Bacchus in his hands becomes a slice of popular revelry of the time and the following year Rubens arrived in Madrid, with whom he a good and loyal friendship Rubens advised not miss Italy, where his art can purify and ennoble. Engaged since then in it, he, after much insistence, the king's license and leaving the port of Barcelona, \u200b\u200barrives in Genoa in 1629. Visit Verona, Ferrara, Loreto, Bologna, Naples and Rome, not just paint anything but studying everything, memorizing palettes, bold compositions, atmospheres rare, unusual lights. Probably,
and then, though some argue it was in his second trip to Rome, he painted the beautiful views of the garden of the Villa Medici in Rome. In these places lived delicious English thanks to the recommendation of its ambassador there, outdoors, took his notes great. They are, in reality, romantic landscapes, melancholic, timeless, almost impressionistic dash for freedom, despite being more than two centuries before that style boxes, and perhaps even more perfect moment to capture the fleeting light of clean air and still caught by the dense vegetation and the scenic architecture. And the amazing thing is that these images that today the Museo del Prado, unforgettable when you have seen once, were painted as carelessly as idle and free exercise on small canvases that do not reach half a meter high and low less in width, but short, with impeccable evidence, the supreme wisdom attained in those years by Velázquez.
It is true that, on his return to Spain, carried out major works and packaging, such as The Surrender of Breda, also known as Spears, but in this painting by c


ommitment, completed in 1635 for the Hall Kingdoms in the newly opened Palacio del Buen Retiro also moved over to the pompous anecdotal remembrance of the past success of a predecessor of Philip IV. During the thirties and forties of the century was the painter Velázquez not only his spineless king, but of the "vermin of the palace", the clowns and Child Vallecas, and after his second trip to Italy to buy works art on behalf of His Majesty, his palette produced three masterpieces unsurpassed and extremely familiar. The Toilet of Venus, preserved commend Bobo de Coria, Diego de Acedo the Primo the National Gallery in London, is renowned as one of the few nude English author of the era that have survived, although it would involve up to three more the painter from Seville, for which the model may serve as the scandalous and beautiful actress Damiana, wild lover Heliche Marquis. For the realization of the Spinners, located now in the Museo del Prado, Velazquez up his easel in the Tapestry Factory of Santa Isabel Street in Madrid. Unrepeatable moment representation of women around the spinning wheel was revolving
soon forget that it was a mythological theme (the story of Pallas and Arachne) longstanding believing that it was a gender box.
Among the portraits of the royal family is one that enjoys great fame, and has become the paradigm the work of painter Velazquez, and the royal family or Las Meninas. This table, which has led to many interpretations, spatial framework is the most important room of the royal palace apartment where he lived the painter. In the work receive the same Velázquez front of the easel with the Cross of the Order of Santiago, although the distinction was added after his death by order of the king, as Velazquez had not yet received when he painted the picture.
In the back of the room, a mirror reflects the image of the king and queen, in the center appears the Infanta Margarita real accompanied by two maidens, and right of the cu
adro first level include the Mari-dwarf and dwarf Bárbola Pertusato Nicholas, trying to wake up to the foot of a hound lying on the floor. Behind this group there are two figures, and finally, beside the staircase, we see the butler to the queen.
The composition is very complex and is an extraordinary example of painting a picture: the kings are represented indirectly, seen through a mirror, while as regards the characters of the play, the princess and companions do not know if they are the subject of the painting you are working Velázquez or if they are looking to paint the artist. Finally, the viewer feels included in the space of the table since the mirror images of kings makes you think they are watching the same scene as him but behind him. In other words, the viewer occupies

Amente illusory place of the portraits, the place of kings, and this has given rise to endless speculation. From the point of view of the bill, is a work of prodigious performance, even within the artist's paintings. The strokes are like highlights that model the clothes and bodies, giving them a great vivacity. For personal efforts of Philip IV, Velázquez receive a year before he died in Madrid on August 6, 1660, the coveted award of Knight of the Order of Santiago, a not granted honor never before or since to any painter. And although, to demolish the church, no one remembered that his remains had been buried in the parish of San Juan Bautista, where in 1990 he organized a grand retrospective of his work at the Museo del Prado, thousands and thousands of people from all cardinal flowed incessantly to laugh idiot jester gesture Calabacillas, admire the brushwork that captures the dress of a princess, horses stamping interrogate the Count-Duke of Olivares and breathe the air stilled dim XVII century and immortalized in the paintings of Velázquez.

Sunday, May 17, 2009

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The power of words

Sunday, May 17, 2009
Day 3 Week 6: Tiferet of Yesod.


In our world there are many ways to use the words. You can observe in the media, and it seems that we are only away from the truth.

The Kabbalists know that sometimes say something is more powerful to say.

Rabbi Jacob, who lived 2000 years ago, was quiet most of the day but people knew that if there was any misunderstanding or decision to make, came to him and talking.

The restriction was not to talk nonsense and when he spoke, his words were full of light.

Exercise of the Day: Now ask yourself, should say something or keep quiet and remain silent reveal more light?

One who can control his mouth and his words can master your spiritual path,

Love,

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original text and English are here . This is just my translation. For

Friday, May 15, 2009

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OMER OMER

on Friday May 15, 2009.

Day One Week 6: Hesed of Yesod.


In Kabbalah, we spend most of their time searching our "junk" and the process may be that we ignore our gifts. We are constantly focusing on love and giving to others, but we can forget the importance of love and care for ourselves. You

love, pamper and try the aspects of your life that bring you joy before you can truly love and care about others.

Exercise of the Day: What things in your life bring you joy, happiness and help you to appreciate you for who you are?

Love,

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

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Antonio Salas Díaz


Born in Caracas the 8.5.1887 18.3.1974 Died in Caracas history painter known, according to Arturo Uslar Pietri virtue as an artist has been painting for teaching history. His real name was Antonio Salas Díaz British. His father, José Antonio Salas, was one of the first traders who established a brewery in Venezuela. The studies began painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Caracas
. After winning first place in the annual competition of the Academy (1901), travels to Paris in 1905 to enroll at the Académie Julian where he studied under Jean Paul Laurens. During this time also attends the school in La Grande Chaumiere where he studied the painters Lucien Simon, Courtois and Prinet. That same year, submitted a work to the official Salon in Paris. In 1906, he won a gold medal for his composition The San Genaro. During this period he traveled to Italy, where it is impacted by the work of painters Tiepolo, Tintoretto, Titian, especially, for the historical genre cultivated by these teachers. Between 1907 and 1908, he traveled to Spain where he painted a series of works based on the observation of scenes and customs.

In 1908, gets the gold medal at the Brussels Expo. He returned to Venezuela in 1911 and brings the triptych of Simon Bolivar which is currently in the Federal Palace. The historian Vincent Lecuyer, to advise the work of restoration of the Casa Natal de Bolívar, Tito Salas entrusted the work of decorating the walls of the building with scenes from the life of the Liberator (1913). During that time, Chambers produced among others, the following paintings: The migration to the East, The Marriage of Bolivar and Maria Teresa, Expedition of Keys, The earthquake of 1812. Upon completion of his work in the birthplace (1931), Salas is commissioned murals for the National Cemetery, which ends in 1942. Although his work as a painter of historical subjects has overshadowed his work as a landscaper, do not forget that highlights Salas Among the artists who have contributed to developing the tradition of modern art in Venezuela since 1900. By the
end of his life, at home remote colonial worked intensively works Petare medium and small format. In 1970, shortly before his death, painted rooms to the presidential residence "La Casona" in Caracas, a work entitled the successors, which represents a set to the presidents of the Republic of Venezuela that ruled during the nineteenth century.

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

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Day 36 Day 34: Escaping Egypt. Unconditional Love

Mayo 13, 2009.

Día 6, semana 5: Yesod de Hod.


Porque es tan fácil para nosotros mantenernos siendo los mismos y porqué el camino del cambio es tan difícil?

En el libro Simple Light de Karen Berg, ella comparte un bello concepto para explicarlo.

“La Biblia dice que cuando los Israelitas dejaron Egipto, Moisés no los sacó por un camino recto. Al contrario, Moisés los dirijó de tal manera que no pudieran encontrar el camino de vuelta a Egipto. En la ruta que tomaron, experimentaron muchas dificultados. La lección aquí es sencill: Para poder avanzar a un nivel más alto de espiritualidad, debemos abandonar el way we know and venture into the unknown. "
Egypt
Our staff is very comfortable, even when it is full of chaos, is what we know and where it is very easy to stay or even regress. We are familiar and therefore, for our own benefit the Creator sometimes lead us down a path filled with detours, obstacles and unknown places, this for our own good, to help us to move forward, step by step. Exercise

day: Where is your personal Egypt? What things in your life are familiar and comfortable and prevent you to proceed, the growth? Today, make the decision to step into the uncomfortable.

With love.



* This is only my translation, original text can be found here: http://davidghiyam.tumblr.com/

Sunday, May 10, 2009

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(The following text is from David Ghiyam .. virtual one of my teachers do not know though =))

Omer Day 31:
That means loving unconditionally?

means loving someone just because they are.

means getting rid of all preconceived notions about what that other person can do for you, how it can fill and how it can make you happy.

means letting go of expectations and constantly find new ways to appreciate who is that person. It also means love you enough to appreciate all that you are in your process. The closer

want that person and the more impossible to imagine it will not, to that extent must be willing and ready to let her go if that is best for her.

EXERCISE FOR TODAY: Think in 3 relationships you have in your life (family, friends, children, etc..) And make a list.
1. Areas in your relationship where you are holding and what you are keeping for you.
2. Areas where you are willing to let go / let go. ________________________________________


The original English text here can find you.

Friday, May 8, 2009

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not very well where to start .. have been four long months of absence .. Zero

concerts, exciting celebrity encounters zero, zero adventures to tell .. Maybe that explains part of my absence .. I felt I had nothing "interesting" to tell .. but now that I'm thinking, I realize that if significant things have happened in my life that made me grow and reflect. Not everything has to be always wasa, laughter and fun!

For example, I have a job! I have spent almost two months on it and has been amazing .. enjoy the power and value the hard earned money and the sweat of my brow! jajaj The girl-on-me daddy I was reluctant to admit it, but anyone who works and has seen "black" to pay the rent, etc. .. give me the reason .. good it feels to know that what I have I earned it and I'll deserve it ..

There are other things I'd like to share what I have been studying for over a year now .. I hope you learn and change their life as well as to me has changed ..

Happy Mothers Day! and which are therefore not felicitenme to yours (in cool ehh!) ____________________________________________________________


image a bit silly but I loved is entitled Les Amants PRECIEUX of VladimirBorowicz,

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Pain With Nippelrings

Argentine painter Antonio Berni 19905-1981

Antonio Berni was born in Rosario in 1905 and died in Buenos Aires in 1981. For sixty years he to painting, becoming one of the most important artists in Argentina and Latin America. He was a painter, printmaker, illustrator, muralist, illustrator, made objects and installations. His parents were of Italian origin and had come to Argentina along with thousands of immigrants. Berni was a child prodigy who at age fourteen his first exhibition. Dedicated to paint landscapes and portraits, made three consecutive exhibitions and critical writing with enthusiasm about their jobs. In 1923 he exhibited for the first time in Buenos Aires and in 1924 began his submissions of works to the National Exhibition of Fine Arts who was then the most important public tender in the country had para pintores y escultores.
Para los artistas argentinos, desde fines del siglo XIX, era fundamental, después de estudiar en la Argentina, perfeccionar el oficio viviendo durante algún tiempo en París o Roma. Se trataba de completar lo aprendido en nuestro país y establecer contacto con lo que pasaba en otras partes del mundo. En 1925, el Jockey Club de Rosario le otorgó al joven Berni una beca para estudiar en Europa. Se instaló en París y algunos viajes por España, Italia, Holanda y Bélgica le permitieron conocer museos, artistas y obras de la historia del arte que van influenciando sus trabajos. Por ejemplo, en Italia estudia a los maestros del Renacimiento del siglo XV y viaja por ciudades as Florence visiting its churches, palaces and museums. Berni restless will constantly finding incentives for their own works. During the five years living in Paris intellectual bohemian haunts of the city and known writers, poets, filmmakers, politicians, philosophers and artists from different countries who agree on the French capital. These were years of strong cultural transformations after World War Ptimera; of the Russian revolution, the spread of socialism, had appeared in psychoanalysis and
the science presented new theories. The artists from the first decade of the century. had revolutionized the field of art proposals that were moving away from traditional painting concerned about representing reality as they see it with your eyes. New groups and movements that are called avant propose different languages. The world is changing and the role and problems of art as well. Bemi attentive to all that attended, along with other Argentine artists then living in Europe and Raquel fomer, Alfredo Bigatti, Horacio Butler and Lino Enea Spilimbergo, one of his closest friends.
The main descubrimiehto to Berni in these years was the relationship between art and politics, the role of the artist as a man of his time as social actor. Berni is about communism and from his interest in policy is committed in his paintings reflect the reality of the world you live. Since then, for him, painting is his way of thinking about reality and try to transform the world marginal workers.
At the same time, meet one of the most important avant-garde artists of the time: the

surrealism, for some years and adhere to its principles. The surrealists seek to free the imagination and the forces of the unconscious in dreams, seek to express the artist's inner life without the intervention of reason and its
images, instead of being similar to reality, they are as unrelated as possible between sí. Ellos reúnen imágenes imposibles de ver juntas en la realidad y alteran los tamaños de los objetos y los ponen en escenarios en los que nosotros, espectadores, no podemos encontrar explicaciones racionales. Por ejemplo, en elóleo de Berni "La puerta abierta", el muro, la puerta, la llave y el alfiler de ganchos gigantescos, los cubos de colores, la cerradura fuera de lugar, el timbre y la letra "T", todas son piezas de un rompecabezas misterioso para inventar historias.
En 1930, Berni regresa a Rosario, junto con su mujer, la artista francesa Paule Caz

enave y su hija Lilí. Sigue pintando, exponiendo y participando de los salones de bellas artes y trabaja como empleado en la municipalidad. are very difficult years in the world after the fall of the financial system, known as the 1929 crash, and in Argentina the military coup of 1930 had overthrown the constitutional government of Hipólito Yrigoyen. Las.huelgas, the creation of the Central Obrera, unemployment, electoral fraud, the rise of fascism and political persecution marked the context in which the painting becomes Berni. His surreal paintings changes with large crowds of workers and peasants, extremely realistic in their descriptions. Berni is using photography as a document to make the poses and portraits of his characters. Berni writes about the New Realism a painting that must reinterpret the social, political and economic history of time. In 1934 painted with tempera on burlap and "Unemployment" and "Manifestation."
This responsibility of the artist as hero of his time Berni is a position shared with other artists from Latin America, especially with the famous Mexican muralists. Indeed, in 1933 comes to visit to Argentina
one of them, David Alfaro Siqueiros, who Berni works and discusses the role of art in the revolution of the masses. Since 1936, the artist lives in Buenos Aires and in the coming years, you get some of the ptincipales awards in his career, as the Purchase Award at the National Exhibition of Fine Arts in 1943. At the same time is teaching at the School of Fine Arts, holds exhibitions, participate in Argentinean samples abroad, lectures and writes articles, travels the country and travels to Latin America, he painted murals in the People's Theater, Society Hebraica Argentina and the famous dome of the Galerias Pacifico.

In those years he worked with popular themes such as the "Mercado de Jujuy", the neighborhood football team in the "Club Atlético Nueva Chicago" and the tango orchestra Orchestra typical. " Berni build scenes characteristic of different regions and cultures of Argentina. Life in the city and country life, the neighborhoods of Buenos Aires
and the reality of the provinces. Their involvement was also evident in the paintings in Santiago del Estero oy the Chaco, on the mills, industrial laborers and harvesters swallows. In 1950, Bernie is separated from Paule and Gerino Nelida married and in 1952 his second son was born José Antonio.

Since the early sixties, Antonio Bernie is working on a new series. The works dedicated to Juanito L.aguna and Ramona Montiel, two characters he invented for use as symbols of exploited children in Latin America, especially in big cities such as Buenos Aires, Lima, Rio de Janeiro

and Mexico. are two people in the slums, suburban sprawl has emerged around these industrial centers in the coun-development, where houses are poor and its people mired in poverty and homelessness. Juanito Laguna is a child who lives in one of these slums and Berni painted their daily lives, their games, his family, Juanito watching television, tracing their kite Juanito, Juanito in the lagoon at Christmas Juanito, Juanito going to city, Jennie took food to her father metalworker. Ramona Montiel is the slum girl become a prostitute to survive, Ramona is surrounded of men who exploit, Ramona as a seamstress, working in the cabaret Ramona, Ramona and guesses, Ramona and her marriage. Ramona
waiting on the Panamericana.
Berni For works using a technique invented at the beginning of the century: collage, painting added to the actual materials that are glued on the frame. The artist uses a rich collage images transforming their charged surfaces of items such as cans, plastics, h
Ierro, wood, fabric, shoes, toys, papers, signs, etc. The idea is to incorporate the artist wastes collected in the slums of Buenos Aires where they could live Jack and Ramona. Tables and characters are built with the same real materials found in the villages. For Bernie oil painting is not enough to express their critical attitude towards the consumer society, it is necessary to use real objects in the life of Johnny and Ramona, leading the field of art and the cultured and transformed art into something unique popular everyday. Cycle
With Juanito Laguna and Ramona Montiel, Antonio Bernie developed until the eighties, one of the most original chapters of the history of Argentine art and completed its task as one of the key artists of the culture of Argentina.