Live Concert of The Myth Project
The presentation of the new album of “The Myth Project”.
Tag: Creativity
BRCvr – Temple Burn 2021
Join us for the 2021 Luminous Lotus Virtual Temple Burn.
Stream of the Temple burn will occur @ approximately 8:30pm
Enter Code GCM278
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BRCvr – Man Burn 2021
Tonight the Man burns. The virtual Man burn will repeat every hour on the hour.
Enter Code YPU137
BRCvr’s Universe – El Pulpo Zone
El Pulpo Mecanico
Enter Code IUO411
Deep in the open playa in a place of its own, everyone’s favorite art car, El Pulpo Mecanico lives in BRCvr!
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The Holokey World Premiere
Join the Holokey World Premiere show featuring Madison Orange and Dances With Goats.
Enter Code AMT290
BRC3PO Burn Week Postal Shenanigans
BRC3PO is a creative interaction theme camp that uses real postal services (gifting actual postcards that can be sent to anyone in the world) as an excuse to generate interactions that range from the silly to the sublime.
BRC3PO Burn Week Postal Shenanigans
BRC3PO is a creative interaction theme camp that uses real postal services (gifting actual postcards that can be sent to anyone in the world) as an excuse to generate interactions that range from the silly to the sublime.
Burning Man Sound Bath Guy & Simona
Relaxing healing sound bath in the Meditation Center 2
BRCvr – William Close and the Earth Harp Resurrecting the 2011 Temple of Transition Show
A one of a kind performance of the Earth Harp by William Close using Holokey technology. Visuals by ixikos.
Enter Code XEZ523
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Game of Life
How do we simplify our lives? Our mind is constantly hovering between past and the future. The memories from the past become our suffering in the present moment. How can we just accept pain and grow out of it? Game of Life will begin with a simple meditation to bring ourselves in the present moment and embark on a philosophical inquiry into the inner workings of our mind. Is it possible to free our mind from the chains of time? Is our mind not really a time machine?
Maybe the answers lie in looking at life like a video game, a simulation with characters, objects, and events, that come and go. Can we converge on an insight that will fundamentally help us learn about the nature of our mind and the life it weaves?
