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Incense
in·cense [ín sèns] 1. substance burned for its fragrant smell: a substance, usually fragrant gum or wood, that gives off a pleasant smell when burned 2. smoke or fragrance from incense: the smoke or fragrant smell produced when incense is burned 3. fragrance: a pleasant smell 4. praise: praise or adulation NOT incest. Detached from religion, I am boundless to explore whatever there is in the world. One of it is the world of incense. These things are often considered part of some religions like Hindu, Shintoism or Buddhism, and most of them come from the east. But these are also used in Christian churches, though in a different form than that is filmed. In a sense, perhaps people like the unusual smell of incenses. They are basically burnt woods, but they smell nice unlike the terrible smell of your armpits. The purpose of incense are usually to bridge a connection between earthly humans and heavenly God or Gods. For me, they are mere novelty. The smell are nice, some would stick to your clothes if you use too much. If you burn them incorrectly, they would turn coal-like. Personally, I like them for their smell. Although some believe they have healing capabilities, I think they are as harmful as tobaccos in large quantities. I try to distance myself from smokes of any kind. I wear masks when I ride my bike, for cryin' out loud. But you can't stop the Christians from blessing people using smokes as much as the Buddhists from contacting their Gods via the uncanny smell. Many people would just light up an incense and leave them to burn. How many of you has had the chance to watch one lit up and runs till it's out? Now is the chance. The whole events took almost about an hour to unfold. But in these modern times, who got the time? It is sped up to fire minutes so you can watch the event unfold before your very own eyes. And also, you can watch virtually infinite number of incense burnt out before your very eyes in high quality videos so you wouldn't have to suffer from lung diseases from inhaling the smoke. Enjoy.Download
Clouds
When was the last time you sit down and look at the skies? In this digital age of information superhighways. We are often pushed to our limits to run and do so many things within the 24 hours that we impose upon ourselves. Since you open your eyes every morning. To the quick shower you take. The drive to work. Or school. Whether your school is indoor or outdoor or should your work take you to the deepest jungle or the lowest basement of a nuclear reactor. Many of us has lost our ability to sit down, and look at the skies. When was the last time you sit on a field of grass. silent. gazing at the skies for hours? Some of us would probably kick ourselves in the head for wasting such valuable time. After all, time is money. Ask your tutors, your doctor, your shrink, your masseuse. Even your internet access are limited to how much hours you spent online. There's money to be made. And every seconds count. Every second that you do not function in society, is a potential wasted. Either if you're still a student who skip a class or two or a worker working as bricklayers or presidents of nations. Every second is valuable to your and other's quest for more money. Now in this digital, you can spend as little time as possible to sit, if you like, with an iPaq or notebook outside on a grass, or down in the dungeon with your fetish equipments, and watch the glory of the heavens for hours in just minutes. Time is not measured the same way in digitals. Whereas in life an hour is 1/24 day, in digital, days can be seen in minutes. and hours in seconds. Though we did not use the full potential in days, the digital encoded here represents an hour of sky watching that you can view in minutes or seconds, and if you want to spend more hours looking at the skies, just replay the video and you got yourself more unit of time compressed and encoded in a shorter unit.
