Klaus Peter Wagner - Broken Stone Circle

It is the task of all of us to recognize the essence of the world,

but in particular that of art.

The status quo in this world has a lot to do

with our culture, with our state of evolution.

Art, as the bringer of evolution,

spreads enlightenment and thus raises consciousness.

Elevating ourselves from the depths of fear,

hatred, wrath, manipulation

and other signs of regress …

To art its freedom,

to recognize the countless parameters of the world and of life

and thus to recognize the art of life, of love, of freedom,

and of real progress, more and more …

A P P R E C I A T I V E L Y

Every human being is an inapprehensible miracle,

inapprehensible since we all carry the divine core within us,

the part of divine symmetry that has no borders

and therefore cannot be apprehended.

We all carry something inapprehensible in ourselves, and thus around ourselves,

the inapprehensible Divine …

Being part of this divine essence should also translate into our mission

to make something of it, to develop it, to develop ourselves,

for us to be able to live this gift more and more,

and to be able to experience it more and more.

Misguided systems and broken civilizations should not prevent us

from seeing life as what it truly is.

Being part of the divine nature,

and this is also how we should handle it …

appreciatively.

The retro wave is the great yearning for an earlier attitude towards life …

The retro wave is the visible, external sign of a longing for deceleration …,

for an attitude towards life in line with the pace of nature,

the pace of analog vibrations,

the pace of our vibrations.

The world seems to have come apart at the seams,

controlled by the puppets of capital,

the betrayers of truth,

the rapists of nature,

the ass-kissers of power,

the appointed sycophants

and backbenchers.

While sustainability is a term taken from forestry,

the annual rings of a tree trunk also clearly show us

how long it takes to grow up.

The retro wave as response and visible sign

that growth is not without limits,

the retro wave, the longing for the pace of nature,

the retro wave is the longing for an analog wave,

the retro wave is the longing to live our waves more intensely again,

the retro wave as an escape from our fast-paced life.

Man forges his own destiny …

Stepping in front or behind somebody

to defend them

really makes little sense at all.

Everyone creates their own karma through cause and effect,

therefore, defending somebody all the time

means interfering with someone else’s karma

and possibly sharing it to a large degree.

This tends to happen to people

who already have baggage

and who then like to take on even more weight

because they have gotten so used to carrying it.

The burden becomes heavier by the day, until one day the pointlessness

and contradiction of this behavior becomes obvious.

It has become too heavy and is now definitely burdensome.

That’s why you should never meddle with the issues of others

as it automatically prolongs that person’s karma;

you carry a weight that belongs to somebody else.

It is time to put down the bag,

and thus also your own burden,

so as to experience your own flourishing talents

and to live your own blossoming life.

You can only live your talents properly,

when you discard all the burdens

that you have amassed over time,

or that you have been carrying for others.

Standing by somebody,

when it is indeed a case of two connected hearts,

these have a built-in defense mechanism, they self-purify.

Beyond that there is no point in defending somebody

who often cannot even assume responsibility for their own actions.

Man forges his own destiny

and is responsible for his own karma.

It is therefore impossible to defend someone, given that life is much more complex.

PS: Defense often comes with finger-pointing … and covers don’t just make chairs look good …

There are people who have little self confidence

and like to relinquish control -

because sidecars don’t have a driver

and they feel comfortable in that spot.

They feel comfortable because they appear to be part of the vehicle

without actually contributing.

These are the relaxed free riders

who do not even have to stand in the process,

but can sit instead.

The rider himself does not seem to be overly self-confident either,

otherwise he would not need a passenger.

The riders are often too weak to go solo.

It is the nature of sidecars

that they can stand upright jointly but without support;

then again, they do not stand on their own,

but can only do so together.

Sidecars are also funny

in that they tend to represent the opinion of the main rider,

which is probably the price the passenger has to pay for the ride.

Whether two half persons make a full one is up for discussion,

but it is certainly a way

of strengthening one’s lack in self-confidence.

PS: The tedious bit is that neither the rider nor the passenger can take qualified decisions on their own.

Instead we often hear “Hang on, I have to make a phone call …”

Fear is brutal, because fear hides itself.

We hide our fear ourselves in a fortress we have built within us,