To those whose body is a warzone of heart and mind,
writing poetry is all the good of peacetalks,
between diplomats that previously had to be unkind.
Author : Rene A.J.M. Veerman, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Last Modified : 2010 06 20 13:35 UTC+1+1
We humans are a weird lot.
We can put our thoughts into writing, which enables future generations to read and speak them.
We can put our words and thoughts into action, which transforms the world around us.
Yet where do these words and thoughts come from?
I work with a system of flow-charting or brainstorms, which put my ideas on paper:
Yet another way to look at it :

Emotions are often linked to memories.
And current experiences are recorded into memory.

Emotions can be classified by words and organized in a 2D plane :

The links between negative and positive emotions flow from a meditative mental state :



A flow-chart for the mentally disturbed :

Art as a way to understand one self :


Solving a more complicated snow-flake with some hand drawn art and diary-like notes:

Telepathy is a form of communication without sound or bodylanguage queues between intelligent beings.
In order for it to make sense in writing, we simply put "t-" before any verb or noun otherwise used in communicating ideas.
Examples:
Telepathic communication can happen between individuals, or between groups of individuals.
To facilitate the very dynamic process of telepathic group communication, t-group-names are introduced.