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"Projected Expectation" – This refers to the mental habit of predicting or expecting specific outcomes, often based on past experiences, societal norms, or personal biases. Projected expectations can be limiting; they create a fixed idea of how things should turn out, often leading to disappointment or stress when reality doesn’t match these predictions.
"Quantum Leap" – In this context, "quantum leap" implies a sudden, significant shift. It’s a leap, not a gradual step, indicating a profound change in perspective. This change is often transformative, taking one from a limited way of thinking to a more expansive, freeing one.
"Curious Positive Expectancy" – Unlike projected expectations, curious positive expectancy involves looking forward with an open mind and a sense of possibility. It’s a mindset that’s optimistic but not attached to specific outcomes. Curiosity implies a willingness to explore whatever may come, with a belief that things can unfold in unexpected yet beneficial ways.
What if it's a daisy-chain integration of indulging creative and energetic impulses that leads our conscious awareness to that idyllic dimension where everyday life is rich with discovery, connection, and more satisfying?
Imagine for a few moments, what your life 5X more satisfying would look like.
Consider this: a decision made quickly is more optimal than a decision made slowly. Why? Because with speed, even a misstep becomes a moment of growth. We learn, we recalibrate, and we move onward to the next branch of the tree, unencumbered by the weight of endless deliberation. Conversely, a decision agonized over, one that’s dragged out or overanalyzed and so avoided, drains not just time but the very energy that could propel you into your next personal, lifestyle or career opportunity.
When we indulge where we feel energetic resonance without filtering our response through our logic, we engage a power that operates on different level than rational thought. Call it intuition, call it energy, call it nonphysical intelligence—it’s a force that rewards momentum over convenient circumstances and synchronous timing. By deciding, for example to indulge curiosity, we open ourselves to guidance that isn’t bound by a need for a specific outcome. There is a wisdom that only action reveals. And approaching personal growth with adventure awareness turns the abstract into insight.
There is an illusion of a perfect choice not yet made, a mirage that lures us into paralysis, and steals our treasures. We believe that by weighing every angle, by postponing our decisions until every variable aligns, we’ll eventually make the “right” choice. But the truth is, the "right" time is only a concept, and a sterile one at that. It lacks vitality, spontaneity, and the serendipity that comes from embracing uncertainty.
We’re entrapped by an intellectual time-based fantasy where a bubble of safety lies in indecision and the under-explored. But safety is a myth. Life rewards action, not hesitation. Fruit left hanging on the branch beyond its season becomes a regret. In the same way, a decision left unmade becomes a win forfeited, becoming yet another ghost in your house of what could have been.
There is a common misconception that indulgence is frivolous or selfish, something to be avoided or suppressed. But indulgence, in its truest sense, is about leaning into what energizes us, what makes us feel alive. It’s about trusting that the things that call to us—especially when unexpected—have been magnetized to us by our own asking. People who get the most out of life aren't too cool to be ready to run for the things that light us up. Those people and experiences are guideposts toward a life of depth and richness. Indulgence, approached with awareness, is not self-centered or uxorious but life-centered—it acknowledges that our desires, whims, and attractions are part of a deeper intelligence at work.
To indulge quickly, to choose what excites us without delay, is to access that intelligence. We bypass the ego’s need for control and invite in a wisdom that’s both broader and deeper. This intelligence isn’t interested in perfection; it’s interested in the highest experience, in the dynamic unfolding of a life lived fully. When we decide quickly to indulge, we open ourselves to life’s surprises, its twists and turns, the unexpected beauty that only action—even imperfect action—reveals.
What if, instead of aiming for perfection, we aimed for energy and action? Energy is magnetic. It pulls resources, people, and opportunities toward us, while inertia repels them. By making the decision now, by choosing to indulge immediately, we align ourselves with the natural flow of life, which values movement over stagnation, experience over idealism.
When we act quickly, we tap into a frequency that allows us to co-create with forces beyond our understanding. Call it intuition, call it the universe, call it grace—whatever the name, this intelligence responds to our decisiveness. It rewards those who move, who choose, who trust in the wisdom of their own impulses. And in this state, even a so-called “bad” decision has its own kind of perfection, because it propels us forward, bringing us closer to the experiences and insights we’re meant to have.
At its most basic, life isn’t only about avoiding pain, avoiding feeling stupid, and avoiding avoidable mistakes, between making all “right” decisions; a life well-lived also about cultivating experiences that shape the person we see we could become, engaging in dialogues with an openness that genuinely deepens our understanding in a way that brings us closer to who we really are that we might better see ourselves through our most favorite intimate relationships. When we are willing to indulge curiosity where there's energy, we create that daisy-chain of more possibilities, and more opportunities for growth.
But as a solo vibration ringer, you're not left out. As a dialogue with our most authentic selves through journaling by hand, or by means of artistic habits like painting or doodling, we can cultivate the energy of the experiences we seek. However, inspired practical actions like phone calls, and direct messages work to affect the movement and recalibration of personal life energy too. A life for a person whose personal policy is indulging creative curiosities, for example, is a life of extraordinarily high yield. It’s a life where some fruit is always ripe, some branch always within reach.
BrainPasta's work is infused with sensitivity that resonates deeply. His characters, whimsical yet familiar, exude vulnerability and a profound intelligence, prompting empathy and introspection. Each piece vibrates with humor, echoing the artist's own complex inner world.
His art is a mosaic of observations, personifications, questions, and emotions. It mirrors not only the world around him but also the internal struggles of living with paranoid schizophrenia. We might see his canvases and digital works as a conduit for his dialogue, where art becomes a conversational tool, bringing together the desired reality into something both coherent and beautiful.
BrainPasta's creations are narratives of struggle, resilience, and hope, showcasing art's ability to convert personal turmoil into a universal message. They explore themes of mental health, identity, and existence, inviting viewers into a space where personal demons are not just confronted but sometimes reconciled with.
In his work, every stroke and color is integral to a complex, meaningful design. His art demands engagement, understanding, and introspection, offering through his tender doodles and vulnerable intelligent characters a reflection not only of his own soul but of the collective human experience.
From the heart of Los Angeles, Maxximillian has risen as an artist whose creations are as much a part of the city's fabric as the Hollywood sign itself. Growing up amidst the city's endless sprawl, her art is a reflection of her deep-rooted connection to Los Angeles, where the opulence of the Hollywood lifestyle plays a starring role in her narrative.
Maxximillian's art has also traveled internationally, with exhibitions in Beijing, the iconic Times Square in New York, the luxurious setting of the Dream Hotel in Hollywood, historic Lisbon, and the festive atmosphere of Miami Art Week. Her recent notable achievement came with her feature at Beeple Studios for PepeFest 2024, marking her recent ventures into embracing meme art by receiving the honor of being curated by Beeple. Embracing Pepe as a subject and the meme culture vibes have opened up a new pathway for expression, blending traditional art forms with the immediacy and cultural commentary of digital media. This shift has not only broadened her interests but also redefined what fine art can be. Yet, even with this memnetic twist, Maxximillian remains true to her aesthetic signatures: 3D visuals, shiny metallics, highly stylized fashion and a penchant for pretty shiny and whimsical. Her pieces often delve into futuristic fashion, hinting at a probable future where technology and style are indistinguishable.
Through Maxximillian's eyes, LA isn't just a backdrop but a character in its own right, with its satirical wealth, visceral sadness, vibrant hip-hop culture and the pulsating life of its streets serving as endless inspiration. Maxximillian's art reflects Los Angeles; it critiques it, loves it, and transforms its essence into something new, something electric, something that screams of the city's soul simultaneously embracing its excesses.
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