Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Rev. Scooterdude Breaks Through the Space-Time Barrier!





I recall now, that, on Sunday at the Frog Pond, I was performing and during one combination of movements I suddenly felt as though my movement had become collected and frozen. I felt as though even while moving gracefully in gesture and articulation, I’d become like a statue. I’d become one form. The K2 had also been encorporated into the sculpture. It was the most remarkable experience of time and space that I’ve so far achieved. It was a view into another dimension I believe. It’s conjecture of course, but still, the memory of it in a visceral as well as contemplated way remains perplexing and intriguing. I could almost sketch the figure I’d carved out, like the continuous-image photograph. This must be a truer sense of reality, where past, present, and future merge, where there is no “time” and space is completely filled with all things at all times.

Ah yes, the Single-String!..... Experienced!

Saturday, October 27, 2007

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Scooterdude Spotted Again


Here is some images taken by Mr. Wood of Cycles Maximus. (Check their fine site at:www.cyclesmaximus.com) It was great meeting him and colleague and to learn about their cycles. Best of success!
Also, it’s been such warm weather that Doug has been able to extend his season. So, you can still stop by ‘Big Daddy’s Hot Dogs’ in Copley Square and enjoy the edibles at his stand. It’s nice to see him doing a brisk business.

Sunday, October 14, 2007

Angel-Light, the Gaze of Child-like Delight

In October, especially in the afternoon, the illumination in the Square is brilliant. Always changing, the reflections off the Tower’s glass-panels cascading down onto the brick pavement, or the rays reflected off of the Church’s stained-glass, or other ‘echoes of light’ in this rectangular canyon shower the ‘Trickster’ with the special effects he often requires for his performance.
It was a delight again to be greeted by the Duck Tour hosts and their crews. Always a pleasure to wave and laugh to the families and the children. My heart grows fuller and fuller with each passing observer and welcome. It does both my mind and heart good to be so involved in the passing of the day with so many people in this mid-Autumn glow.
There, another picture is snapped of me with my WindScooter above my chin!
And, there, a video camera follows my glide around the plaza!
And, there again, a ‘high-Five’ from a group of skateboarders! “THAT’S SICK!”
“Thanks!” I shout back as I catch the next ‘wave of wind’.

But, it was a passerby named John who offered me a nice word of encouragement. “You are like a child. Even in the Bible, it calls us to be like children. You’re happy and that’s attractive and desired by people who watch you.”

“Thanks, John.” I said, shaking his large, carpenter’s hand. “I’ll treasure what you’ve said. Happiness, yes. Happiness to be found in life, in whatever circumstance or station in life we might find ourselves.” To everyone who watches, I hope I can express these sentiments, that we find ourselves as children, that happiness is available day to day, perhaps in the simplest of activities and sharing, in the smiles and laugher of life, as the children know it, and teach us.

Monday, October 8, 2007

Scooterdude, or Trickster?!


http://ghostofmintyhatton.blogspot.com/2006/01/enigma-of-trickster.html