7 spiritual laws

Conscious design and sustainability

“I was a producer of materiality and I am ashamed of this fact. Everything I designed was unnecessary… In future there will be no more designers. The designers of the future will be the personal coach, the gym trainer, the diet consultant.”

Phillippe Starck, via PSFK.

Here’s a great presentation of Phillippe ( at TED last year) in which he talks about consious approach in designing things:

love his vision!

I believe that in the future there will be less useless things produced, also companies that design short-life products, i.e. 1 time use razors or pens or napkins, etc - they will subside and eventually dissapear simply because these are contrary to sustainability. Lasting value is the future ethics of production and design.

Also there will be less cheap products on the market too and I guess that China (the leader on this market) will face the dilemma of re-inventing it’s business philosophy.

When? Shortly after 2012, perhaps ;).

My Higher Selves (visualised)

my illustrated virsion of the concept. (shot during my hippy time in India 2007 -2008

Education vs Creativity

a brilliant (and funny) talk of Sir Ken Robinson: Do schools kill creativity?

Visualised Sufi Love Poem

Expansion of consciousness, drawing.

real - things that are already real for us

unreal - things that aren’t real, but still can be imagined

impossible - is what lies beyond our imagination.

its a dynamic system, i.e.: 1000 years ago planes were still unconceivable, 200 years ago they became conceivable and 100 years ago they became a reality.

Anjuna Love Story (in Hindu)

story inspired whilst lying on the beach in Goa…

Celebrating Independence Day (indian style)

filmed in Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu

Wave Cyclist Harekrishna

filmed at Repos Beach, Auroville.

below are a bit more spectacular vids of Harekrishna’s stunts that we filmed during my time in Auroville.

Disruptive advertising Indian style.

How to get maximum exposure of your business:

1. Build some kind of a road block, preferably next to your shop.

2. Draw a name of your shop on a piece of cardboard and attach it to the road block(s).