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I find this aesthetic of mysticism and fairy tale very interesting, the fact that the artist places this installation in nature connects me even more with the idea of something magical.

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Rune Guneriussen is a Norwegian conceptual artist whose work defies definition, walking between photography, sculpture, and installation.
he also uses a lot of light in his work, what I find to be very interesting.

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the wood branches suspended in the air float and form a passageway, the passageway is associated with a transition, and like other works by the artist it vanishes through the air

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The walkway was built on the beach, following the example of so many others in the region. The difference is that it emerges out of the sand and dissolves in the air.

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Cornelia Konrads is a German artist very inspired by nature for her works and makes installations in an open sky in a way that she relates to the environment in an unusual and questioning way.

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for my installation I researched a lot of open air installations for inspiration and these were the ones that I most related to as something that was connected with nature

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Yasmin is a Brazilian photographer and dancer who travels to latin america making records in our culture, and the almost no effects of her records bring great closeness to that energy that we carry from the latin force and the tropical beauty that is around us.

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Sebastião Ribeiro Salgado is a Brazilian photographer, born in Aimorés, Minas Gerais
I think that what I am most inspired by in the work of sebastiao is the way he brings the greatness of nature as the main source in his work, you can feel the dimension and power of mother nature through his photos.

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Sabrina is a Brazilian photographer who captures a lot of poetry in nature, I like the simple way and with very basic palettes, there is a great influence of art in her photographs and she does a lot of art reinterpretations in her photographs, like "the dance" of Henry Matisse.

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photography has always been a big part of my inspiration in art and I believe that some artists influenced me a lot to follow this passion and this media among many others, soon I will leave below some artists that inspire me

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candeia is a very resistant and beautiful tree that is rare to find if not at high altitudes, usually not very tall but with low and wide branches and drawn wood, it is a tree of great importance here in the mountain range because it is part of the local landscape.
I am particularly fond of her and her energy and that is why I decided to place my installation in a candeia at 1300m above sea level.

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The tree of life is a sacred symbol of creation, fruitfulness and immortality. It represents a connection between heaven, earth and underworld.
The tree of life offers a clear narrative: from the moment of birth (the seed) to the establishment of firm roots in the soil, growth towards the sun, (life's difficulties) bearing fruit and being reborn in future generations. (spiritual enlightenment).
In addition to representing the path of human evolution, the Tree of Life suggests a connection between matter and spirit, since the plant's goal, since birth in the interior of the earth, is to launch its branches towards the sky.
What I feel most special about the tree of life is the realization it creates representing nature as a whole, and its protective and divine energy, as for my installation the use of trees and my openness is necessary given the fact that no other structure could replace the energy of a tree.

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Oscar Niemeyer is a brazilian architect with great influence in modern architecture.
The Metropolitan Cathedral of Nossa Senhora Aparecida, popularly known as Brasília Cathedral, was designed by Oscar Niemeyer and built between 1959 and 1970, and is part of the initial set of buildings that make up the Monumental Axis of the Brazilian capital.
The stained glass windows that make the closings between the pillars provide the cathedral's nave with abundant light. The internal monumentality seems to be beyond the external majesty.
In the architecture of the cathedral, architect Niemeyer, represents spirituality with the effects of shadow and light.
The architect created a path where the observer establishes a dialogue with the work as he develops his own sensations, visions and interpretations. The main access without much light (the darkest part) provides an attitude of reflection and the main nave has abundant lighting. brings the spirit of peace.

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The cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris is one of the oldest French cathedrals in the Gothic style. Construction started in 1163, it is also known for its three beautiful roses, that is, the three large rosettes form the Trinity of light.
These wonderful mandalas where the light, when passing through the colors of the stained glass, seeks to remind the faithful of the divine light and, with this, to remind of the need to seek the spiritual life and rise up towards God. This is the primary intention of all rosettes regardless of the cathedral where they are present.

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In the beginning, the fire with its light and heat, enchanted and frightened the primitive man.
The first natural energy used by man intentionally was fire. When a lightning bolt, which announced a storm, set a tree on fire, the prehistoric man could not yet have control over him. If the fire acquired from that episode went out, it was necessary to wait for other fires before fire could be obtained again.
fire the principle of light, the dominance of fire and, however rustic and primitive, torches enabled man to defy the long hours of darkness and thus remain for longer in social life
By mastering fire, Homus erectus, produces light, and begins the human journey between light and spirituality.
Thinking about the importance of fire light in our atavistic memories, I brought the primordial Fire of the Sun, as the initial source of all light

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The Light of the Sun, in its magnitude, was a symbol and source of "Divine Light" in countless architectural projects.
Since ancient times, civilizations have used sunlight to illuminate special points of the temples, pulpit and altars, radiating the power of the supernatural through light.
In the figure below we can see the decomposition of white light in a prism. In the prism, the decomposition of white light is more accentuated by the fact that it undergoes two refractions, that is, it undergoes refraction on the first face and later on the second face.
The sun, as the perfect and main source of white light.

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Thanatology is the study of life after death. What happens when people experience an NDE (near death experience)
Where Light and spirituality meet.
In the various NDE experiences that I researched, there are common points in the reports, where LUZ BRANCA, always appears.
Seeking to refine this conclusion, I studied the article made by the University of Connecticut on NDE cases with blind people at birth, people who have lost their sense of sight, have reported being able, during an NDE, to use that sense. In one study, 80% of a sample of blind people, including some who were blind since birth, reported visual experiences during NDE. It is important to know, that blind people do not have visual experiences in dreams
In the famous book, "LIfe after Life", by Dr Raymod Moody, the light described in NDEs, is a beautiful and unusual light and that the individual reports feeling "bathed" by a special LIGHT.

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Pineal Glandula is a small endocrine gland (the size of a pea) in the vertebrate brain, producing melatonin, a hormone derived from serotonin that modulates sleep patterns in circadian and seasonal cycles.
Many religious traditions and cultures associate the pineal gland with mediumship and openness and spiritual connection.
Pineal is the gland of mental life. It wakes up in the organism of man, at puberty, the creative forces and then continues to function.
Known as the "third eye" in the Hindu tradition, it is linked to intuitive ability and subtle perception.
In Eastern cultures, who have the vision of Chakras (of energy wheels that activate the body / mind and spirit)
the pineal is very important because it activates the chakra of the third vision and the coronary, which is at the top of the head and is what makes the connection with the other planes, or god.
This organ being activated in dark environments ... I can conclude that in the contrasts of light and shadow we have a good path to spiritual connection.

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Crystal of the phosphate family, found in abundance in nature.
Predominates in intense blue tint
One of the minerals found in human biochemistry, like teeth and the pineal.
I searched for scientific information, that the Apatite crystal is present in Pineal,
Through research by Dr Sérgio Felipe de Oliveira, Psychiatrist and Master of Science from the University of São Paulo,
his studies have scientifically proven the presence of this powerful crystal in our pineal.
I transcribe below Dr Oliveira's answer about apatite

"Is it true that the pineal calcifies with middle age? And does this calcification affect mediumship?

"No, the pineal does not calcify; it forms apatite crystals, and that does not depend on age. These crystals have to do with the profile of the gland's function. A child can have these crystals in the pineal in large quantities while an adult may not. We realized, from research, that when an adult has a lot of these crystals in the pineal, it’s easier to hijack the electromagnetic field. When the person has a lot of these crystals and hijacks that magnetic field, that field arrives in a crystal and it’s repelled and bounced by the other crystals, and this individual then presents more easily in the phenomenon of incorporation. "

being the LIGHT made of electromagnetic waves and the Apatite in our pineal captures this electromagnetic field, I will use LIGHT as a stimulus to the connectors in our mind and activate the spiritual sensitivity

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Western and eastern mythologies bring in their context the experience of light as a divine attribute in the creation of the planet, nature, animals and the human being
I selected Norse mythology and the Bible for my studies on light, where I could compare the processes of Creation.
In north mythology the ice covered the entire planet and a light warms the planet, transforming the ice into vapors. At that moment all creation is manifested
In the mythical Jewish creationist, in the beginning everything was darkness and the light was made at the command of God.
Light manifests itself in human expression for the processes of divine creation, bringing spirituality.

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The Sun, given its impact on human life, has become the main deity in various eras and religions

Pantheism, are the oldest spiritual manifestations in the world and the first stage of the evolution of religious thought (before 4000 BC). They have no written basis. God is in the sun, the moon, the wind and the forces of nature.
Ancient peoples, such as Egyptians, Aztecs, Incas, Mayans and others, revered LIGHT and solar movements.
The “Sol Invictus” main deity of the Roman Empire, introduction of the veneration to this god occurred in the year 270 d. In Rome, by the hands of Emperor Aureliano.
In Freemasonry's symbology, the Sun, the "all-seeing eye" ... Eye of Providence is a symbol displaying an eye surrounded by rays of light or in glory, often within or on top of a triangle or pyramid. It is usually interpreted as the representation of the eye of God watching humanity.
As a source of light, warmth and spirituality, the sun has a presence in human life and its history.
bringing the Sun as a basic element in the project

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Galileo Galilei said the following phrase "Mathematics is the alphabet with which God wrote the universe."
The so-called Sacred Geometry is associated with the branch of mathematics that studies geometric shapes (geometry),
However, this concept goes beyond that, it is said by many philosophers and mathematicians that these geometric patterns symbolize the divine.
There are several geometric shapes that, either alone or composed with another shape, are considered sacred in different cultures and different times.
The circle is a universal symbol of completeness, perfection and eternity, being very close to God.
The triangle represents the trinity of the gods for Christian, Hindu, Egyptian and Babylonian cultures. Egyptian pyramids were tombs for pharaohs, being religious sites. The Mayan pyramids were built according to astral cycles.
The mandala is a circle that symbolizes the universe, a composition of geometric elements inside that represent the cosmos. Widely used to guide thoughts.
Flor Da VIda symbolizes the interconnectedness of life and all beings, being the primary structure that is submitted to nature, creation and the universe.
For Plato, God created the world based on the four elements of nature, which are associated with four solids. The tetrahedron symbolizes fire, the cube represents the earth, the octahedron is related to air and the icosahedron is related to water.
METATRON Metatron is a very powerful angel, a bridge between God and humanity, a divine spokesman. Therefore, its cube symbolizes the sacred, connecting the entire universe.
Unite the elements of sacred Geometry, to the context of the installation .... where LIGHTS will be manifested within geometric prisms

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Zoroastrianism or Mazdeism predominated as a religion in the region of the Persian Empire.
Zarathustra was said to have received the seven teachings of the god Ormuzd, which led him to start spreading a religion based on the ideals of purity and equality.
Zoroastrianism preached the dualistic interpretation of the world, divided between the forces of good and evil, Zarathustra claimed the existence of a supreme god, who had created two other powerful beings who shared his own nature: Ormuzd who would be the source of all good , while Ariman would be the origin of the evil, after he rebelled.
It was up to men to worship Ormuzd, since he was the creator, the god of LIGHT and the spiritual realm.
These teachings would be compiled in the book Zend-Avest, which would have been written by Zarathustra. The rites should take place in mountains, where sacrifices and worship of the sun and fire should be performed.
what this religion interested me most is the fascination with light and fire, being an archetype of divinity.

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Newton was an English scientist, physicist and mathematician.
Many years before Newton, it was already known that white light gave rise to a colored beam when it passed through a glass prism. Howeverhe he realized that the white light, coming from the Sun, dispersed in colored beams and this set of colors called spectrum.
the physicist hypothesized that the light was not pure, but formed by mixing or superimposing all the colors in the spectrum.
and thanks to him we have the knowledge about the true "color of light".
my work in using prisms is totally related to this theory, and I feel that by studying this I was able to understand more about how the "theoretical" part of a prism and its refraction of light works.

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In order to obtain and feel the true meaning of the power of these plants, it is necessary to participate in a shamanic ritual, as the entire process must be guided by an experienced guardian, the shaman, as in addition to some plants representing a health hazard - if they are not used in the right amount - the person will not live the same experience if not properly guided.

Both the power plants and the master provide the amplitude of vision, which have an effect on man capable of sending him to another universe, the spiritual, where he will find and confront the truths of his life.

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The star is a source of light and is associated with celestial symbolism. It represents perfection, light, rebirth, heaven, the divine, protection, hope, desire, renewal, balance and wisdom.

The four-pointed star symbolizes the birth of the baby Jesus; called "Estrela de Belém" she was responsible for guiding and leading the three wise men to Belém to worship the boy.

Symbol of the human microcosm, the five-pointed star or Pentagram, symbolizes the spiritual world, guidance and divine protection from the dead. On the other hand, it can symbolize the five wounds of Christ. In addition, the five-pointed star was the symbol of the Sumerian goddess of fertility Ishtar since the star symbolizes her warrior attitude.

The seven-pointed star symbolizes the harmony of the world, the seven colors of the rainbow, the seven planetary zones, largely sharing its symbolism with the number seven.
Thus, the seven-pointed star or the heptagram for Christians symbolizes the seven days of creation of the world, while for Buddhists it symbolizes the seven steps to evolution or enlightenment. It is worth remembering that for pagans, this star represents a magical symbol.

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Because of its peculiar psychoactive power, LSD started to be used in psychotherapy, where it obtained excellent results in the treatment of countless cases. The most popular researcher of his actions in the psyche was the North American Psychologist Timothy Leary. he undertook the hallucinogen research project, administering psilocybin and LSD to students of psychology and intellectuals who applied spontaneously. Very badly seen by a number of University members, exposed in the media in an exhausting way, Leary ended his university career being expelled in 196315. Walking intolerably towards scientific scholasticism, he reconciled scientific research and spirituality, bringing with him numerous allies to your purpose.
“The psychedelic regime will allow everyone to understand that he is not a robot put on earth to receive a social security number and to be added to the groupings that are school, career, insurance, funerals, farewells. Thanks to LSD, every human being will be able to understand that the complete history of evolution is registered in his body16. ”

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Plants of the Gods_ Their Sacred, Healing, and Hallucinogenic Powers

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The anthropologist and ethnopharmacologist Christian Ratsch wrote this book where she catalogs all plants with psycho active effects, their effects, duration of each effect and so on.
In this book, what I found most interesting is the connection she makes with hallucinogenic plants and God, because she says that if God made everything there was, then he also made these special plants and that we should use them for our spiritual awakening.
In my work I think this comparison is very related given the fact that I talk about how God is in everything, and that these psycho-active effects can be used to connect with God.

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Through these advanced methods of dzogchen (great perfection), accomplished practitioners can lead their lives to an extraordinary and triumphant end. When they die, they allow their body to be reabsorbed back into the light essence of the elements that created it and, consequently, the material body dissolves into light and disappears completely. This process is known as '' rainbow body '' or '' light body '', because its dissolution is often accompanied by spontaneous manifestations of this kind. The ancient dzogchen tantras - and the writings of the great masters - distinguish different categories of this amazing and supernatural phenomenon, for there was a time when, although not common, it was reasonably frequent.
In general, a person who knows that he is about to reach the "rainbow body" asks to be left alone and undisturbed for seven days in a room or tent, and on the eighth, only nails and hair , the body's impurities, are found.
This may be a very difficult thing for us to believe, but the factual history of the dzogchen lineage is full of examples of individuals who reached the '' rainbow body '' and, as Dudjom Rinpoche used to say, it is not just old stories. Among the many examples, I would like to choose one of the most recent and famous, with which I have a personal connection, which occurred in 1952 in Timor-Leste and witnessed by many people. The man who did it, Sogam Namgyal, was the father of my tutor and brother of the lama Tsetsen, whose death I described at the beginning of this book. He was a very simple and humble man, who made his living as a traveling stone sculptor, engraving mantras and sacred texts. Some say that in his youth he was a hunter and that he had received the teachings of a great master, but in reality, no one knew that he was a practitioner, of those we call "hidden". Sometime before his death he was seen climbing up the mountains, where he sat against the sky, looking out into space, and composed his own songs and songs, which he sang in place of the traditional ones. Nobody had any idea what he was doing, until one day he got sick or seemed to get sick, and, strange as it may seem, he was increasingly happy. When the disease worsened, the family called in teachers and doctors, and the son told him that he would not forget his teachings, but Namgyal smiled and replied: '' I have forgotten them all and, in any case, there is nothing for remember. Everything is an illusion but I am confident that everything will go well. '' Just before his death, at the age of seventy-nine, he said: '' All I ask is that when I die, they don't touch my body for a week ''. When he died, the family wrapped his body in cloths and invited monks and lamas to practice for him. They put the body in a room in the house and could not help but notice that, although Namgyal was a tall and strong person, they had no problem putting him in that room, it was as if the body had shrunk. At the same time, an extraordinary display of light, with the colors of the rainbow, was seen throughout the house. On the sixth day, when they looked at him, they found that the body became smaller and smaller, and on the eighth, on the morning when the funeral was to take place, the men arrived to take the body, but when they unrolled the cloths they found only inside you gave nails and hair.
My master Jamyang Khyentse asked to be sent to them and confirmed that it was a case of "rainbow body".

Sogyal Rinpoche '' The Tibetan book of life and death, chapter X '' the rainbow body ''.

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Buddhism represents an attitude towards the world, a behavioral technique. His followers learn to let go of everything that is transitory, which results in a kind of spiritual self-sufficiency.
In the Buddhist universe, which has no beginning or end, Nirvana would be the ideal stage, but this cannot be taught, only perceived.
Karma is a prominent topic in Buddhism. According to this idea, good and bad actions (arising from mental intention) will have consequences in the next reincarnations, for which there is no divine salvation.
The rainbow body is a concept in Tibetan Buddhism, which means one of the maximum levels of illumination when everything starts to turn into pure light. The rainbow body precedes the state of nirvana, being the last stage of enlightenment in consciousness before it.

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Religion is a unique, singular posture, which results from a certain belief (closes the focus, therefore). Spirituality is a revealing derivation of mystical intensity in its plurality (on the contrary, it opens the focus).
Religion, spirituality and the meaning of life have different meanings. All religious concepts are linked to expressions of cults, rituals and other forms of religious expressions; while spirituality is understood as a constitutive human dimension, characterized by the intimacy of the human being with something greater. Differently, the meaning of life consists of an ontological reality and not a cultural creation.

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We can say that it is pure light, and is therefore associated with spiritual awakening. Don't you feel something special inside you, every time you can see a rainbow? Isn't it magical to look at the sky and see it colored? Those colors shining right after a rain always remind me that there is no harm that always lasts. It is a reminder that God acts unconditionally, is always present, and that everything negative, difficult, troubled, will one day give way to something colorful and beautiful, like a beautiful rainbow. Transformation is one of the main divine attributes and it is thanks to him that we have the opportunity to grow.

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adriana retailão

adriana is a brazilian artist, who works with several different media in art, but there is a sculpture she made about psychoactive plants, which is a subject that i'm researching a lot, because i believe that plants from the forest that have psychoactive substances are relate a lot to religious rituals, like mushrooms, peyote, ayahusca etc.

I think it's incredible the clean and discreet way that she places plants like marijuana in a way where even someone against marijuana does not look at the work as something psychedelic, but something serious like Portuguese tiles

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“My work is more about your seeing than it is about my seeing, although it is a product of my seeing. I’m also interested in the sense of presence of space; that is space where you feel a presence, almost an entity — that physical feeling and power that space can give.”
- James Turrell
the American artist James Turrell has worked directly with light and space to create artworks that engage viewers with the limits and wonder of human perception.

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The difference between a brain with normal activity and that of someone who is meditating is a change in the way we normally process information, indicated by a drop in beta waves after about 20 minutes of meditating.
During meditation activity, the frontal lobe, the most evolved part of the brain, shows a reduction in activity. This area is responsible for reason, planning, emotions and sense of the ego itself. The parietal lobe, which processes sensory information, space and time, also decreases activity, as does the thalamus, responsible for fixing sensory activity in the brain.

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As much as science defines ayahuasca as a psychedelic substance, religion does not define it this way. For religious practitioners, ayahuasca is an entheogenic substance. What's the difference? While a psychedelic substance generates hallucinations, shows images created by the mind and that would not be there, an entheogenic substance brings an inner manifestation of the divine. What the entheogenic substance shows is not something created "out of nothing", it is something that, from a change in consciousness, appears from the inside out.

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"Dráulio de Araújo, a professor at the feredal university of rio de Janeiro, has studied the action of psychedelics on the brain. One of its focuses is the application of ayahuasca in the treatment of depression. Between 2014 and 2016, Dráulio coordinated a study involving 29 patients with resistant depression - when they use at least two drugs and do not improve. Of the total, 14 received a single dose of 1 ml per kilo of ayahuasca, accompanied by psychiatrists and nurses. The other 15 took a placebo that mimicked the appearance and taste of the tea. On the first day, ayahuasca and placebo had almost the same effect: 50% and 45% of people, respectively, reported that the symptoms of depression had halved. The difference came after 21 days: 60% of the ayahuasca group perceived a decrease in symptoms without taking any other medication, against 27% of the placebo. Chemical antidepressants, in general, take at least a month to take effect and require daily intake."

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"Dráulio de Araújo, a professor at the feredal university of rio de Janeiro, has studied the action of psychedelics on the brain. One of its focuses is the application of ayahuasca in the treatment of depression. Between 2014 and 2016, Dráulio coordinated a study involving 29 patients with resistant depression - when they use at least two drugs and do not improve. Of the total, 14 received a single dose of 1 ml per kilo of ayahuasca, accompanied by psychiatrists and nurses. The other 15 took a placebo that mimicked the appearance and taste of the tea. On the first day, ayahuasca and placebo had almost the same effect: 50% and 45% of people, respectively, reported that the symptoms of depression had halved. The difference came after 21 days: 60% of the ayahuasca group perceived a decrease in symptoms without taking any other medication, against 27% of the placebo. Chemical antidepressants, in general, take at least a month to take effect and require daily intake."

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via super interessante

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3cOCHEpMHQ

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the philosopher Espinosa,
argues that if a triangle were given the chance to define God, it would do so by saying that He has three sides and the sum of its internal angles results in 180 degrees. And so man, by ignoring the causes of his knowledge, does so: God sees everything, hears everything, knows everything, can do everything and has given us commandments that cannot be broken.
This is all wrong. God is the world, God is Nature. They are two names for one and the same thing. We need to know nature, as much as we can, if we want to know God. It is not outer, it is the inner cause of everything that exists. The cause of the essence and the existence of everything, the immanent cause, not transitive, that is, acting in us. God does not generate the world of his own free will, he is the world by pure necessity of its essence. “God does not produce because he wants to, but because he is” Deleuze, Espinosa

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what happens in the brain during a spiritual, mystical or religious experience?

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what happens in the brain during a spiritual, mystical or religious experience?

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The problem is that the concept of "spirituality" can be understood in many different ways by each culture and individual. For this reason, the task of specifying how the brain reacts to spirituality is not simple.
Lisa Miller, editor of the Oxford Manual of Psychology and Spirituality, did research that highlights the idea that multiple regions of the brain are involved in processing experiences of union with a higher being, and since everyone had very different spiritual practices, the experiences described in orientation there was a lot of variability, from “a bidirectional relationship with a higher power” and “a feeling of union with nature by the ocean or on top of a mountain” to “being in an area of intense physical activity (like sports or yoga) , sudden awareness, connectivity or buoyancy felt bodily, meditation or prayer ”.

Researchers argue that this relates to a broader and more modern definition of spirituality that can be independent of religiosity

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Spiritual experiences are believed to be encounters with greater truths or powers related to faith. These spiritual experiences can take many forms, depending on how each of us interprets this concept.

“You are looking for the silence of the mountain, but you are looking for it abroad. Silence is accessible to you right now, within your own being ”.
-Ramana Maharshi-

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Paulo Leminski is a Brazilian poet,
he makes concrete poetry, which is a shorter and more "direct" style of poetry.
I have read your poetry book a lot, and I am very interested in writing in a more "concrete" but at the same time poetic way.
i think i will star to use a lot more text in my work, im really in to it.
I will leave some examples of my favorite poems from him.

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larissa is a brazilian artist who works with digital collage, but not any type of collage, she follows a pattern in her works: the caption.
it is as if each collage of her had come out of a film, the images very well chosen with such a precise text, a perfect composition, she herself writes the "captions" of her collages, which makes her also a poet, because when you read the things she writes, you really feel what she wanted to go through.
I think her work is wonderful on many levels and I have created a great interest for subtitles because of her