Nadÿa Cuscan

A collection of writings and personal content overall.

Tag: nature

  • About the Nature of Death

    Araçá Cemetery, 2014

    Nature is not a static portion of matter nor is it defined by beings that are living now, be it humans, deer, or trees. They are manifestations of nature itself in one of its stages of existence. 

    One experiences the act of dying from the moment one is alive. Death is not an event or a single act of finality to one’s experience; it’s dependent and co-exists with existence, to live is to die. You are only able to disintegrate and be transformed on the nuclear level as long as you are existing. In fact, death only happens to the living; in fact, all that is alive is also designed to die.

    Duality exists within non-duality. 

    Araçá Cemetery, 2014

  • Wondering

    Clouds and moon in Jaboticabal, São Paulo, Brasil 2016

    SCIENCE SUFFOCATES IMAGINATION

    IMPRISONS FREEDOM

    To imagine [wonder purposefully] is to allow the mind to perceive and create raw, natural, internal flowing thoughts which become the building blocks of our minds.

    Developing one’s imagination is a key element to the well-being of the human psyche. 

    To wonder is to create.

    Fiery clouds, moon and trees, Jaboticabal, São Paulo, Brasil 2016