The fourteen drawings in this book were created by Charlie Tomorrow over the course of many months after reading parts of the original manuscript of Beyond.
Charlie is a an abstract painter and musician who has lived in Mexico in Real de Catorce for the last 15 years with his artist partner Cora Vann. Born in Germany, Charlie and Cora traveled the world before making their home and studio in their high mountain pueblo in the Sierra Catorce.
Charlie and Cora’s work can be found at Gallery Vega M57, and in Galleries in Mexico City, Zacatecas, Austin, Texas, and in Colon, Germany. (http://vega.m57.googlepages.com/)
Charlie’s work is intended to create the maximum peace and freedom in the viewer and within himself, and to move the observer towards a peace and freedom that is ultimately found in the One.
All the rest is motion.
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Welcome to Michael J Osborne's Beyond Light and Dark blog site.
The Author
About Michael Osborne's works
Although Michael J Osborne is best known for his books and work in renewable energy and in climate change, his primary interest and expertise is Energy.
His first book, "Lightland, Climate Change and the Human Potential", is a blueprint for our civilization to move forward as an ethical and prosperous global community. His second book, "Silver in the Mine", was written to provide a formal road map for the City of Austin, as it moves towards becoming a sustainable city. "Day of the Heart", his third book, is a delightful allegory and tale of the People of the Sun.
In his newest work, "Beyond Light and Dark", Michael J Osborne lays out a blueprint for a new operating system for the subject /object consciousness that we humans presently use in making our way through the mystery that we call existence.
In "Beyond," Michael shows us the mystery of these energy patterns that we have created, and he helps us unravel them."
Through his work at a major electric utility and through his blog, earthfamilyalpha, Michael works everyday to transform the way we make our energy, and to transform the way in which we allow our own energy to be shaped and channeled by the institutional and epistemological relics of our past.
Mr. Osborne lives in Austin, Texas and in Real de Catorce, Mexico with his partner and family and friends. He may be contacted through his blog.