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My Recent Activity www.zaadz.com/lists/ideas...working_site His post could be c... read more  I'm proud to announce that an essay-to-arms of mine, a little chunk of words called Vectors [ www.mungbeing.com/issue_1.html ], is part of the launch issue of a... read more recommendation posted on Mon, April 4, 2005 - 4:25 PM
 white interior The first volume of their library collection is titled "Spring" for that is the time when all things previously planted begin to sprout, and the volume contain... read more recommendation posted on Mon, March 21, 2005 - 5:52 PM
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An online petition for the defense of Michael Dickinson has been posted at MungBeing Magazine. Signing the petition demonstrates your support for free expression in the process of artistic inquiry.
Fri, September 7, 2007 - 2:31 PM
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www.mungbeing.com/petition.html Please stop by to show your support, won't you? Here's what it's about: Last year, Michael Dickinson, a Stuckist artist in Turkey and a frequent contributor to MungBeing Magazine, was arrested and held by police for 10 days for displaying 2 collage ... read more 
Michael Dickinson, a Stuckist artist in Turkey and a frequent contributor to MungBeing, may be jailed for displaying art depicting Turkey's Prime Minister receiving a blue ribbon from George W. Bush in a piece entitled "Best in Show". We at MungBeing throw our support fully behind an artist's right of free expression. The Turkish courts, however, may not agree. Michael's court date is October 8th, 2007. I'm writing to ask if you would be willing to draft a letter of support on behalf of Micha...
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[Note: this issue marks my return to the role of Contributing Editor. Look for my investigation into some important, but oft-overlooked, Western rituals. Another highlight for me is a new gallery by Iraqi surrealist painter Muayad Muhsin, whose work always blows me away.]
Mon, April 9, 2007 - 5:14 PM
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MungBeing Magazine explores Ritual and Myth with issue thirteen, available now at www.mungbeing.com. Featuring: * Interviews with Dr. Riane Eisler (The Chalice and the Blade, Sacred Pleasure) and Robin Hardy (The Wick... read more 
A bold new theory of the Internet, available exclusively in shirt form:
Tue, March 20, 2007 - 9:26 AM
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www.printfection.com/netmonkeys My cut of the proceeds for every shirt sold will be donated to the EFF, to help keep those monkeys typing. Design by yours truly, inspired by a conversation with Slim.
This is what they're trying to say, in Tibet, when they make a mandala: no matter how beautiful a thing might be, no matter how good, no matter how seemingly sturdy or even eternal, someday it will vanish. We know this, but we forget.
Wed, December 13, 2006 - 4:02 PM
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Life, sadly, is just a particular kind of thing, a kind that breeds and breathes and moves and loves, and we people are at the bottom of it all just a stand-out example life. People are just a kind of life, life is just a kind of thing, and all thinks, no m... read more
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