Namaste.
This video explores the idea of an Ego and how one can “unmask the ego.”
The narration is by Alan Watts and the original footage is by yours truly. This narration from Alan Watts comes from multiple lectures of his and not just one. If you are interested in knowing which lectures, please message me directly.
All footage was obtained in Tucson, Arizona.
Music: “Morning Talk Supersymmetry” By Arcade Fire
Here are 3 new photos I took last week on my weekly adventures. One of these photos was posted on a well-known Tucson Instagram page and on a local news station’s Instagram page. Can you guess which one?
August.
“The Times They Are A-Changin.”-Bob Dylan
The Rillito River Park Trail in Tucson, AZ is normally a 12-mile dry riverbed where many bicyclists, runners, and even horse bike riders converge to take advantage of the outdoors. In this video, I captured when the Rillito River is flowing with water due to the recent monsoons!
Enjoy.
Apache Lake, AZ is gorgeous… Let me prove it to you.
Apache Lake is a gorgeous 17 miles stretch of water located in Arizona. This lake is approximately 68 miles northeast of Phoenix and sits between Canyon Lake and Roosevelt Lake. If you are ever in Arizona and have a long weekend to go either boating, fishing, and/or camping, I would highly recommend making a drive to this lake. I will be posting a video of my experience and the beauty of this lake very soon, so stay tuned!
Moxie
A force of character, determination, and nerve.
In Southern Arizona, the monsoon season has officially arrived.
Below are a few photos I took last night. To capture these photos during the storm, I needed to have some moxie.
Half-Broke Town strikes again!
In this video, I filmed the Tucson local band Half-Broke Town during a live recording at the Waterworks Recording Studio. This live recording was later broadcasted on a local radio station called Downtown Radio.
This band is incredibly talented and I hope you enjoy!
A small tribute to the beach.
“The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever.”
Jacques Cousteau
