#crazy god

First God made the universe and everything in it was cool and beautiful. After seeing his creation for millions of years, He got bored and with a boom He made man - all in his likeliness. Man not knowing His creation enjoyed life to his fullest satisfaction. Of course with lack of knowledge and wisdom. No competition, no future plans. Just eat drink, move about the earth with unlimited freedom. He found no difference between himself and the others in the animal kingdom. Guess what, God was disturbed by man's endless happiness and lost his happiness. He got crazy and thought for a while. He then created a very special animal, that had the qualities of a cat, rat, fox, a hidden beast like a lioness and a crooked nature of crocodile. He made sure that creatures was beautiful and pleasing to man. The creation was called the woman. And you can all that * _. Man got attracted to her. God began to smile again. Days went on, all animals slowly began to draw away from man. Man without realising that grew closer to woman. Slowly he was doing everything according to her wishes. Man was getting busier fulfilling her wishes. Eventually animals began studying man and his woman. Soon they noted it was different- the woman and her man. They liked it and started their journey. All animals mated and spread across the world.

All never knew what they were. Soon each one was developing each others characters. Man who once wandered with other animals began to notice all of them in his woman. When she was loving she would be purring like a cat, when happy she would be dancing like a peahen but when hungry she would roar like a beast. Man slowly realised what happened and stared growing older. He learnt what changed his life. He also learnt that he could never get back the lost happiness. He learnt he was created by one called God who forged his fate. For the first time he was really sad. God looked at him with a smile feeling proud that man knew Him now. Man saw God and cried,"look what is going on. No animals is happy after the woman who you created. You were wrong that I am like you. I am only your creation. You created the woman so beautiful but added too many features. So many features that no animals can think of. Too much envy spread among animals too. All of us now know we are different and troubled. There is some stressful understanding of plain life you created which is now too complicated to fathom. From today, we all know you are the craziest and maddest only because of the extra features you added in my woman."

God had no words and said, "Ok"

The Gods Must Be Crazy

That’s expression on his face is “chagrin,” in case you were wondering.

Some of you may be familiar with the title of this blog. It is shared with a 1980 motion picture that dealt comically with the convergence of what the majority of society would consider a “primitive” lifestyle with what we so arrogantly call “modern” (or worse still “civilized”) society. The concept of the “crazy gods” is the…

An inspiration for “Crazy God”, a new performance of the Song of the Goat Theatre, is William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The classic text was clashed with a brutal work by Heiner Müller, Hamlet Machine and with Allan Ginsberg’s Howl.

The performance asks a hard-line question about the limits of human brutality. How deep can a man immerse in madness when profit and power become his goal?

The artistic team, consisting of performers of fourteen different nationalities, searches for an answer to questions posed this way, relating to different social and religious systems and the figure of a man, who filled with pride felt to be a god on the earth.

The performance joins physical actions with text and polyphony, which is characteristic for the Song of the Goat Theatre.

Director: Grzegorz Bral Composers: Katarzyna Szwed Costume Design:Alicja Gruca

Scenography: Robert Florczak Dramaturgy: Alicja Bral

Instrumantal compositions and arrangments: Adam Clifford

An inspiration for “Crazy God”, a new performance of the Song of the Goat Theatre, is William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The classic text was clashed with a brutal work by Heiner Müller, Hamlet Machine and with Allan Ginsberg’s Howl.

The performance asks a hard-line question about the limits of human brutality. How deep can a man immerse in madness when profit and power become his goal?

The artistic team, consisting of performers of fourteen different nationalities, searches for an answer to questions posed this way, relating to different social and religious systems and the figure of a man, who filled with pride felt to be a god on the earth.

The performance joins physical actions with text and polyphony, which is characteristic for the Song of the Goat Theatre.

Director: Grzegorz Bral Composers: Katarzyna Szwed Costume Design:Alicja Gruca

Scenography: Robert Florczak Dramaturgy: Alicja Bral

Instrumantal compositions and arrangments: Adam Clifford

So....I'm on day three of no grains.

Annnnnd......nothing.  No withdrawal symptoms at ALL, which I find shocking, because I hit withdrawal FAST with sugar.  

In fact, I feel great. I have a ton more energy, my brain is clearer and I haven't had hardly the slightest urge to binge.

And I'm not moody either.

Weird. 

So we'll keep experimenting.  My joint pain isn't entirely gone--fingers crossed.

Best part of today was the rush-by Loki hug I got randomly during 6th grade choir. I was singing with the altos because they can't stay on pitch and BAM. Lokilove.

And then He was gone.