Jonathan. I lied. I kept watching…. I stopped after Space Suit. Sorry for your loss. But it was riveting…..a sobering ritual.
Methodical and precise. Yet there was something gentle in his process. The gloves he wore. The soft brush he used. The vacuum under the desk….a bit of a reality smack at the end.
This is brilliant and beautiful. In a culture of the exultation of mediocrity and mindless ritual this is inspiring. I feel like a bit of a voyeur( not sure why)but I’m grateful for you sharing. You and your crew have created something wonderful and original.
And oh my what a magical place. Even with the scarecrow…..
Hi Jonathan. My name is David Garver from Taos NM. I worked with Ashleigh and she is a dear friend. She shared your link. The Joyous Lake is a beautiful beginning!
I plan to view one a day for 21 days! Thank you. David
Jan 19, 2022·edited Jan 19, 2022Liked by Jonathan J. Harris
I have awoken early this morning, the moon’s light glowing blue on the snow, and have begun absorbing, feeling, experiencing your film. For reasons I cannot articulate, or at least not yet, your film brought me to tears. I confess I did not do as you suggested—I am pausing after ‘Make Me a Vessel—but I want to savor it as I go through my own morning awakening ritual; the day’s light now competing with the moon’s. Thank you for sharing this. I so appreciate the beauty and intentionality and power of what you have done, are doing, will do. I wish you the best. As always.
Uncanny is an awesome word, and it now comes with a depth of meaning I would not have expected! My heart goes out to you Jonathan, it takes much bravery ‘to slay the dragon’. Thank you for ‘this gift’!
Welcome back, Jonathan - You have been sorely missed. I've started following your work in my 20s and I cannot express how big of a source of inspiration you have been for me. Thank you for your work and sharing it with us.
What an incredible project, thank you for the work and sharing it with us Jonathan. It is an spark of joy and inspiration to have you sharing your work and perspectives with the digital world again.
Thoughtful stuff Jonathan. I am reviving the General Thinking network and will include you in core invitee group. Another group with whom to share this great work.
Welcome back!
Missed your work and glad you are back.
I think you have found your place. Congrats.
Grateful for your work, Jonathan
wow. welcome back jonathan. your merger is glorious. x
Jonathan. I lied. I kept watching…. I stopped after Space Suit. Sorry for your loss. But it was riveting…..a sobering ritual.
Methodical and precise. Yet there was something gentle in his process. The gloves he wore. The soft brush he used. The vacuum under the desk….a bit of a reality smack at the end.
This is brilliant and beautiful. In a culture of the exultation of mediocrity and mindless ritual this is inspiring. I feel like a bit of a voyeur( not sure why)but I’m grateful for you sharing. You and your crew have created something wonderful and original.
And oh my what a magical place. Even with the scarecrow…..
Jonathan!! there you are! been missing your photos and outlook xoxo welcome back xoxo OZ
Hi Jonathan. My name is David Garver from Taos NM. I worked with Ashleigh and she is a dear friend. She shared your link. The Joyous Lake is a beautiful beginning!
I plan to view one a day for 21 days! Thank you. David
I have awoken early this morning, the moon’s light glowing blue on the snow, and have begun absorbing, feeling, experiencing your film. For reasons I cannot articulate, or at least not yet, your film brought me to tears. I confess I did not do as you suggested—I am pausing after ‘Make Me a Vessel—but I want to savor it as I go through my own morning awakening ritual; the day’s light now competing with the moon’s. Thank you for sharing this. I so appreciate the beauty and intentionality and power of what you have done, are doing, will do. I wish you the best. As always.
Uncanny is an awesome word, and it now comes with a depth of meaning I would not have expected! My heart goes out to you Jonathan, it takes much bravery ‘to slay the dragon’. Thank you for ‘this gift’!
Welcome back, Jonathan - You have been sorely missed. I've started following your work in my 20s and I cannot express how big of a source of inspiration you have been for me. Thank you for your work and sharing it with us.
What an incredible project, thank you for the work and sharing it with us Jonathan. It is an spark of joy and inspiration to have you sharing your work and perspectives with the digital world again.
Quite the journey, Jonathan. Look forward to exploring the work.
I can't wait.
So many tools!
Thoughtful stuff Jonathan. I am reviving the General Thinking network and will include you in core invitee group. Another group with whom to share this great work.