some of my thoughts and notes
Back in the days when I was trying to find the perfect perfume for myself, my imagination of an ideal perfume was the smell of a fresh forest, mixing the scents of young pine needles with a hint of citrus, wood with a hint of bark, earth with a hint of mushrooms, leaves and flowers, and not too far away some scent from the sea.
Jasmine Grandiflorum Jasmine Sambac Orris Root Ruh Khus Cedarwood Bitter Orange Lime Lavender Black Pepper Jojobaa
This morning you woke up with a painful pressure in your lungs, coughing, and postulating that it might have been the exhaustion and cold wind yesterday.
I believe that perfume is developing into somewhat of a dead end. Really good perfumes are far too expensive for most people, and almost all affordable perfumes are composed of mainly synthetic compounds.
On the other hand we have essential oils which usually are too simple and widespread to be used as a perfume.
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Almost a year ago I subscribed to Brian Clark's five-part e-mail course. To make it accessible for you and me, here are links to all five parts:
Some thoughts on time:
Some of GPT-4s “thoughts” on the teachings of Krishnamurti:
And another answer about Krishnamurti's notion of living in the present moment: