Life Goes In Circles

5/13/11

After a year in business school, Ben Taylor, Life Goes In Circles’ founder, is back in action and once again spreading the word of unity through understanding.  We are in the midst of change. With political, environmental, and socio-economic upheaval, the time is now for all people of this world to come together and realize our potential to reach a higher consciousness.  There will be progress to the site and my arms open to all who would like to share, foster, and help develop our message and web presence as we journey into this new age.

8/11/10

Refreshed from a summer break, the Life Goes In Circles Project has an exciting fall ahead of us. With new photographers, poets, and our first painter, there is more goodness coming to help bring the people of our world closer together.

3/8/10

After several weeks of being brought down by mischievous hackers, the Life Goes In Circles Project is proudly back up-and-running.

1/24/10

Life Goes In Circles photographer Ron Dubin joins other contributing-photographers from around the world in, www.imageswithoutborders.org, an international effort to raise money to aid the people of Haiti.

1/1/10

Happy New Year to all beautiful people sharing this planet with one another from the Life Goes In Circles project. We would like to use the New Year as an occasion to renew our call to artists, poets, musicians, web-gurus, marketing and public relations innovators, dreamers, and believers to contact us if you would like to get involved with Life Goes In Circles.

9/22/09

The Life Goes In Circles project is officially accepting new submissions again.  The summer break was a good time to refresh the energy it takes to keep this project going, and to brainstorm ideas on how to keep the project growing, fresh, and viable.  Thanks everyone around the world for your continued support.

7/28/09

Summer break is almost over for Life Goes in Circles. Fall will bring us music, more videos, and of course incredible photography from around the world. Stay tuned, and spread the word about the Life Goes In Circles Project- Unity through Understanding.

6/19/09

Photo descriptions added to the gallery of Charlie Milsom. Charlie gives the world a rare glimpse into the soul of Thailand by photographing both everyday life and also those who are often overlooked.

6/10/09

We are proud to present the photography of Prachie Narain. Having grown up in England, India, and Nepal, Prachie now resides in the Greater Boston area, also home to The Life Goes In Circles Project.

6/8/09

Image descriptions added to the gallery of Toronto-based photographer Kiran Ambwani.

6/6/09

Life Goes In Circles is looking for technical help with the website, mainly so that musicians can be integrated into the project.  The webmaster position does not entail day-to-day updates. The webmaster works on technical aspects to the site including, but not limited to, design/layout and installing music and video programs. Interested people should be skilled in, or learning to learn about, the WordPress Platform. Working knowledge of HTML and PHP required. For more information, or if you have any questions, please contact us.

4/23/09

The gallery of Alan Glueckert has beautiful new pictures from Columbia, and also, newly added photo descriptions.

4/22/09

Photo descriptions added to the gallery of Los Angeles-based Ron Dubin.

4/8/09

The gallery of Paulo Nunes dos Santos takes you around the world with pictures from Ireland, Thailand, Hong Kong, Laos, the Philippines, Georgia, Italy, Cambodia, Morocco, Malta, and Bolivia. Visit his gallery and read the newly added photo descriptions and see for yourself how Paulo’s gallery exemplifies the exploration of the human condition by the “Life Goes In Circles” Project.

3/28/09

See the photo gallery of Jean Dominique for newly added photo descriptions.

3/27/09

Photo descriptions added to the galleries of Josh Falk and Ed Suter.

3/26/09

The “Life Goes In Circles” Project has made it’s appearance of the social networking site, Facebook.  If you are a Facebook member, or want to check it out, please visit us on the “Life Goes In Circles” Group Page.

3/21/09

Read the newest poem by Francisco Luis White, ‘Me, Eternal’.

3/18/09

As humans we have a curiosity of the beyond.  What lies in outer-space, as well as what lies within our souls.  This curiosity is exemplified by Ron Dubin’s newly added photographs showing the launch of Nasa’s ‘Discovery’ space shuttle.

3/10/09

“Life Goes In Circles’ is about the portrayal of the human condition.  The goal is to bring about unity and healing through understanding and awareness, one person, one day at a time.  Today we are one step closer to this goal with the addition of word-smith warrior, Lizz Straight. Lizz hails from the Mississippi Gulf Coast and is an international inspiration bringing the world strength through her words and the energy she puts into to making herself heard.

2/12/09

The “Life Goes In Circles” page on social networking site Myspace has gotten a much needed facelift.  If you’re a Myspace user, or know someone who is, spread the word and be sure to sign up as friend when you pay a visit.

2/3/09

“Cynthia Martone offers a searing and poignant view of some of the estimated 2.3 million children in the United States who have a parent in prison, presenting their particular plights through a series of powerful stories.”   Cynthia’s amazing excerpt’s from her book ‘Loving Through Bars’ show a neglected part of our world- the lives of children whose parents are in prison.

1/23/09

Joaquin Zihuatenejo, husband/father/poet/teacher and always in that order, joins the “Life Goes In Circles” project and contributes his amazing words which express life from the inside out.  Joaquin is currently the World Poetry Slam Champion and uses his words to express a rainbow of feelings from his past and present that speak for countless voices from around the world.

1/22/09

From the Spanish City of Barcelona Paco Feria joins Rippled Thoughts and has provided amazing photos to the “Life Goes In Circles” project.  Paco considers himself “a simple and confused man taking simple pictures of a world greater than me.”, and it is that very humility that leads his eye to capture the soul of humanity around the world.

1/21/09

Ron Dubin has contributed new images to the “Life Goes In Circles” project.

1/20/09

New images from photographers Vladimir Sidoropolev and Jean Dominique.

1/19/09

Read ‘Jean Heath’ a powerful new contribution by Buddy Wakefield.

1/11/09

The “Spoken Word Compilation” has been added to the featured gallery section.  This compilation features works and videos that represent the different writers involved in the “Life Goes In Circles” project and is a great place to get a sample nipple of the way the life goes in circles project is using words to compliment images in order to best express the inner being of humanity.

1/10/09

Poet Francisco Luis White uses words for the paint on his verbal easel on which he paints the soul of the human condition.  A current resident of Charlotte, North Carolina, F.L. White brings “Life Goes In Circles” words that come from the heart and express emotions that are universal, a wonderful addition to a project whose members, friends and fellow revolutionaries now come from every corner of the globe.

1/9/10

The “Life Goes In Circles” project is proud to have been joined by Buddy Wakefield, whose world-renown spoken word explores the human condition in a way that makes order out of confusion and mentally explores the world we live in.  Buddy’s accomplishments within the world of spoken word are many, including being the two-time Individual World Poetry Slam Champion featured on NPR and having toured with Ani DiFranco and The Junkyard Ghost Revival.

1/8/09

Hailing from Russia’s south, Vladimir Sidoropolev is a photographer with over 36 years of experience based in Krasnodar krai. Vladimir brings “Life Goes In Circles” a beautiful mix of human beauty and that natural splendor found only in nature.

1/5/09

Film-maker/animator/photographer Nika Belianina adds her diversity of talents to the “Life Goes In Circles” project.  Nika, who was born and raised in Moscow, resides in Toronto where she works where “She is constantly looking for new ways to express her artistic voice.”  Nika “hopes to convey the hidden magic of the surroundings and to evoke the thirst to dream and question.”

12/17/08

Additional pictures are added to the album of Charlie Milsom

12/10/08

Rippled Thought’s begins re-branding itself as The “Life Goes In Circles” Project, with Rippled Thought’s as a parent company.

12/5/08

Since 1977, French photographer Jean Dominique has been showing his view of the human spirit to the world.  Shown in galleries and publications worldwide, Rippled Thoughts is once again thankful to yet another internationally known artist who has chosen to participate in our expression of the soul of humanity.

12/4/08

Beautiful smiles from around the world are everywhere in the gallery of photographer Phanumas Sriprasom. Mas has a colorful history in native Thailand, including having been raised in a temple by a Buddhist monk and having studied under the former photographic advisor for the king of Thailand.  By this wonderfully talented photographer we are brought a unique perspective of the human condition.

11/28/08

Capetown photographer Paul Brehem brings Rippled Thoughts into the soul of Africa.  For the last decade, Paul has worked for the BBC and National Geographic and has also been in active voice in animal conservation in South Africa and Namibia.  Paul’s insight into the heart of Africa is an an asset to the the world and the embodiment of the spirit of Rippled Thoughts.

11/24/08

Hailing from South Africa Ed Suter joins the Rippled Thoughts project.  Ed is “happiest shooting environmental portraits – often of people who are commonly overlooked , giving them a moment to shine and to present themselves with pride to the world.”  This presentation of pride is at the heart of the feelings of unity that can bring us together.

11/21/08

From the eye of veteran photographer and graphic designer, Charlie Milsom, we get a beautiful vibe of the ying and yang of southeast Asia.  Charlie takes advantage of the photogenic nature of Thailand and it’s people to bring us a view into the soul of Thailand, and in turn a look at ourselves.

11/19/08

Images from Laos, the Georgian conflict, Thailand, Cambodia, and the Philippines grace the Rippled Thoughts project with the addition of international photographer Paulo Nunes dos Santos.  Portuguese-born Paulo is currently based in the Republic of Ireland, and is now proudly a member of our community without borders.

11/18/08

Hailing from Toronto, Stephanie Avery brings her eerie images of abandoned building to Rippled Thoughts. “With the help of nature and vandals these spaces transform into beautiful scenes of decay. I try to capture this beauty and, in doing so, remind people of what has been forgotten.”

11/18/08

Rippled Thoughts publishes it’s first FAQ with the help of feedback from it’s community of artists.

11/17/08

Having traveled to over 50 developing countries and capturing the essence of many old cultures and religions, Christine Osborne brings her magnificent eye for the human spirit to Rippled Thoughts.  Based in the U.K., Christine is the founder of the COPIX and World Religions photo libraries.

11/15/08

Celebrating culture, Alan Glueckert of southern Florida brings us a beautiful portrayal of the way we express our heritage and uniqueness through customs and fashion.  See Alan’s images in his Rippled Thoughts Gallery.

11/6/08

Rippled Thoughts has the privilege of Lisa DuBois, a veteran NYC photographer who pushes the envelope with her variety of styles and uninhibited eye.  See Lisa’s unique Rippled Thoughts gallery which “convey the atmosphere and mood of the unconventional private worlds in which some New Yorkers live.”

10/31/08

Bringing us the perspective of what creative positive energy can accomplish, the Rippled Thoughts gallery of S.N. Jacobson shows us Burning Man 2008. S.N.’s view of this outdoor desert festival shows the positive energy that is reflected from a gathering of creative spirits.

10/30/08

Rippled Thoughts welcomes New York poet Robert Gibbons.  Robert’s words are from the soul.

9/25/08

Photographer Ron Dubin, based in Los Angeles, joins the Rippled Thoughts project.  Ron brings his unique view to Rippled in the way of inspiring images from Bolivia and beyond. Take your own trip through Ron’s eyes…

8/27/08

“featured galleries” section is added, bringing together in the “Images Compilation” all of the photographers who are a part of Rippled Thoughts. This is a great way to get a taste for the diverse ways that Rippled Thought’s artists view the human condition and their take on our surroundings.

8/26/08

Urban photographer Josh Falk brings Rippled Thoughts his unique view of our surroundings. “Meshing the city and its inhabitants that surround him with everyday experiences and his travels, Josh Falk finds and creates beauty in the ordinary.” Josh is a member of the Sf artist collective whose work has appeared in print and galleries world-wide.

8/19/08

We’re lucky once again to have another great artist join in the Rippled Thoughts project. Montreal-based photographer Kiran Ambwani has joined in the ripple.  Kiran’s images capture moments in time in a way that stirs passion and identity while going through her gallery.

8/6/08

Great new pics from Egypt submitted by Sarah Hamilton, as well as new poems written by Derek Morley while in Cuba.

8/3/08

Corey Armpriester’s series ‘Personal Water’ has expanded. Corey’s portrait shots explore the different faces behind human emotion in a touching fashion.

8/1/08

Rippled Thoughts begins it’s journey which has been a concept for many years.  Rippled Thoughts is proud to be accepting submissions from creative souls from all corners of the globe.  Each day we will be adding more artists to our pages as we explore the relationship between ourselves and the world around us.