Becky Jo Minsky (aka Hull)
My blogs
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Arts |
| Occupation | Artist, Designer, Dreamer, Philosopher, Poet, Traveller and Writer |
| Location | Bankstown, NSW, Australia |
| Introduction | I was born in a small rural town called Seminole in Oklahoma in 1956. I was born into a family that had not produced an artist on either side of the "family tree" either in living memory or recorded family history. I am the "strange fruit" on a branch of my family tree. As such, I hold the "seeds" of a thousand thousand dreams of What Was, What Is and What Can Be. |
| Interests | Art, Music,... the myths, dreams, legends and archetypal imagery of all World Cultures, Psychology, Sociology, Politics, Anthropology, Ecology and Environment, Reading, Puzzles, Movies, Horticulture and Gardening, Biology, Astronomy, Astrology, Archeology, Philosophy, LIFE |
| Favorite movies | I enjoy movies that inspire people to laugh at their problems, then rise above them... that inspire people to dare to dream of a better life and then find the courage and the means to live that dream and make it a reality... that inspire people to hope for a better world and to find the strength and determination to help bring it into being... that inspire people to have compassion for those who are less fortunate and the willingness to act with compassion to help those who are less fortunate in a timely, effective and appropriate fashion - for we are all connected in the Web of Life and what happens to one, affects ALL - whether it is readily apparent or not... that inspire people to dare to do what is right and to be brave in the face of Evil, Injustice, Fear and Corruption... to listen to their own heart and be guided by it instead of by their prejudices and the fears and unreasoning hatred of others... to inspire people to grow and to "blossom" as an enlightened human being. |
| Favorite music | Ambient World Music, Celtic Ballads, select New Age, jazz, classic Rock and Roll |
| Favorite books | I have read hundreds of books, too many to list... but I particularly enjoy reading Science Fiction and Fantasy because those genres often hold hidden "nuggets" of useful philosophies that enable the reader to open his or her mind to new possibilities and encourages the mental adaptability/agility that is necessary to be able to transcend and transform ourselves in order to meet and successfully resolve the unique demands, challenges and "tests" all of us face as human beings living in the 21st Century and within our emerging Global Society. |