my today’s gloss column was inspired by:
“first and fabulous”: an unusual point of view
P.S.:
To get out off a state of speechlessness was my goal in life. In the early years my guitar was a bridge into framed messages. Reading other authors likewise. The accumulation of an extensive library of aphorisms was finding a similar bridge. During 5 years I was a top ten reviewer (Hall of Fame) at amazon.de. The final breakthrough to own thinking and writing in a daily, gloss-like column came via blogging at wordpress. It excites me to create or elaborate metaphors. To find a new metaphor, is to find a new idea, Nietzsche wrote pointedly. It excites me, to classify photography with such a concept. Because each photograph is a secret metaphor.
[I used these words actually to update my “ABOUT FRIZZTEXT” page]
translated from:
Aus der Sprachlosigkeit herauszufinden war mein Lebensziel. In frühen Jahren war mir meine Gitarre eine Brücke in fertig gerahmte Mitteilungen. Das Lesen anderer Autoren desgleichen. Das Ansammeln einer umfangreichen Aphorismen-Bibliothek eine ähnliche Brückenfindung. 5 Jahre lang war ich top ten Rezensent (Hall of Fame) bei amazon. Das Bloggen erst war der endgültige Durchbruch zum eigenen Denken und Schreiben in Form einer täglichen, glossenartigen Kolumne bei wordpress. Es reizt mich Metaphern auszuarbeiten. Eine neue Metapher finden, heißt einen neuen Gedanken finden, pointiert Nietzsche. Es reizt mich, Fotografie einem solchen Konzept einzuordnen. Denn jede Fotografie ist eine heimliche Metapher.
Flickr Comments 
Those big and small cylinders are called capacitors or something, right ?
Not so transparent for me 😛
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a feminist blogger from India told me, that the problem of Ghandi’s ideology of patience, is, that the changing of India into a modern state was blocked. Could you agree?
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I somewhat agree with her. If one waits too long for anything, situation goes from bad to worse. Same has happened with India’s growth.
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the feminist from India, whose books I liked to read [Rita Banerji, “Sex And Power”], once wrote angrily, that the Taj Mahal architecture is inspired by an absurd relationship to a woman – difficult to follow? Reality: recently a female tourist was gang raped near Taj Mahal.
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Views can differ as they come. Some say its an monument of love as it was erected in the memory of Mumtaz Mahal, the third wife of mughal emperor Shahjahan. It might be interesting to know that she died while giving birth to the 14th child (yes, 14th) of Shahjahan. So one can have a strong opinion about it.
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why destroying a wife tossing her through so many birth-procedures?
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Well that question should be asked to shahjahan but according to what the mughal historians say, they loved each other very much.
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when speaking about gun and childhood games, I’m asking myself about the fascination of boys for guns….I think it was to do like the cowboys, and other heroes of movies. I don’t think it’s written in our genes, even if Violence is so..human.
I loved to play violent video games, before….
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http://icezine.wordpress.com/2013/09/09/no-comment-racism/#comment-1418
there is a certain development of modern societies and the strategies of the 10% richest people: slavery became a more hidden fact.
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I am honored to be your inspiration. Thank you, frizz.
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your article
inspired me to nail my guitar on the wall, because I understood that guitar playing only was a foreshadow of finding an own original speech…
read my new “ABOUT FRIZZTEXT” statement at
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interesting: chaos theory, butterfly effect etc. related to the Syria conflict:
http://solidarityintruth.wordpress.com/2013/09/08/the-butterfly-effect-of-international-politics-syria/
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Thanks frizztext for the link. True about transparency, but if the US gov’t truly had transparency I honestly believe there would be armed riots in the streets. There are so many things that are behind the smoke-screens they show us on the network news, things that would horrify even the most apathetic American citizen. Sigh.
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Edward Snowden did a great job, I think, enough stuff to protest. But about Syria:
http://solidarityintruth.wordpress.com/2013/09/08/the-butterfly-effect-of-international-politics-syria/
thank you for your statement:
“I’m definitely on a Syria roll this week so I’ll start research on religious clashes…”
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Would that people and governments were as transparent…
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they make all big efforts not to be transparent …
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Really interesting Frizz, its good to learn more about you and what makes you tick!
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Ah yes….
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that was a Blitz-trick-chess by Moscow on Monday, 9th of Sept.: listening to the joke of Kerry in London in a press conference – and convert it to a serious strategy: the demand, that Syria allows an international control over Syrian chemical weapons. And Syria’s foreign minister agrees at once. Suddenly everything has changed for Obama…
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related:
http://johncoyote.wordpress.com/2013/09/08/mr-brother-had-died/#comment-5064
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http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/barack-obama-postpones-syria-attack-after-russian-initiative-a-921367.html#ref=nl-international
“Potential US strikes against the Assad regime now appear to be postponed until further notice after US President Barack Obama said he was open to a Russian plan to put Syrian chemical weapons under international control…”
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