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MAGIC? (auf Deutsch)
In den frühen Morgenstunden des 28. September 1791 brannte noch immer schwach Kerzenlicht in einem Fenster über einer Kopfsteinpflaster Gasse in der ummauerten Stadt Wien. In seinen bescheidenen Räumlichkeiten in der Rauhensteingasse 790 widmete Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, das größte musikalische Genie, das jemals die Erde geziert hat, sein Herz und seine Seele seiner geliebten Komposition „Die Zauberflöte”.
Diese Oper, ein völlig einzigartiges Werk, das auf Deutsch und für das einfache Volk konzipiert war, sollte am 30. September – zwei Tage später – in einem zweitklassigen Theater am Rande der Stadt uraufgeführt werden. Der Besitzer, Emmanuel Schikaneder, der Mozart einige Monate zuvor mit der ersten Idee angesprochen hatte, drängte ihn nun, das Werk fertigzustellen. Mozart war durch einen enttäuschenden Auftrag für die Monarchie in Prag unterbrochen worden und hatte mit seiner sich verschlechternden Gesundheit zu kämpfen. Nun widmete er seine ganze Aufmerksamkeit den letzten Feinheiten seines Meisterwerks, hauchte einigen Chorstimmen Leben ein und brachte an diesem kühlen Herbstmorgen die wunderschöne Ouvertüre zum Ausdruck.
Jegliche Befürchtungen, die Mozart hinsichtlich der öffentlichen Akzeptanz dieses Werks gehabt haben mochte, verschwanden während der Uraufführung. Das Publikum, das zunächst in stiller Verwunderung erstarrt war, brachte bald seine Begeisterung zum Ausdruck. An einer Stelle stand ein Mitglied des Orchesters, selbst Komponist, auf und küsste Mozarts Hand. Der Meister lächelte ihm wissend zu und dirigierte das Orchester mit der anderen Hand weiter. Schließlich wagten sich alle Musiker Wiens ins Theater auf der Wieden, um eine Aufführung der Zauberflöte zu sehen, und es wurde sogar zur Mode für die Elite der Gesellschaft, diese zu besuchen.
Als Mozart in den folgenden Wochen krank zu Hause lag, wurde er regelmäßig von seinen Freunden aus der Theatergruppe besucht. Sie saßen um sein Bett herum, sangen mit Mozart Stücke seiner Wahl, während einer von ihnen am Klavier begleitete. (Was sie nicht wussten: Weit entfernt, in der dunstigen Bläue des Äthers, war gerade eine neue Nation entstanden. Ihr erster Präsident, George Washington, und andere Wahrheitssuchende befanden sich zu dieser Zeit an einem einzigartigen Ort namens New York und arbeiteten daran, eine Symphonie von Völkern zu schaffen, die nach höchsten Idealen zusammenlebten. In achtzehn Jahren würde eine weitere große Seele, Abraham Lincoln, geboren werden, um diese edle Sache voranzutreiben.)
Um ein Uhr morgens am Montag, dem 5. Dezember, löste sich das musikalische Genie von der Last seines fünfunddreißigjährigen kranken Körpers, um nach Hause zu fliegen und sich wieder den himmlischen Heerscharen anzuschließen.
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Zweihundertacht Jahre später sieht man Tamino, den Prinzen und Helden der Zauberflöte (Wolfgang aus Wien), in einem magischen, göttlichen Landstrich nahe der Ostküste Amerikas mit einer Schaufel in der Hand durch die Büsche eilen. Er muss sich beeilen, um vor dem nächsten Sommermorgen-Niedergang einen Graben um sein schwaches Vinylzelt zu graben. Da die dunkle Luft vom Rauschen des fallenden Wassers erfüllt ist, wissen wir, dass seine Bemühungen vergeblich sein werden. Nicht weit entfernt verzieht Papageno, der fröhliche Vogelfänger und eine Art Held (Robert aus Prag), beim Hören des Regengusses auf sein eigenes Zelt sein jugendliches Gesicht und zieht die Oberseite seines Schlafsacks darüber.
Könnten wir Zeugen des Beginns eines der wichtigsten kreativen Abenteuer sein, seit Mozart vor über zwei Jahrhunderten seine Feder auf Pergament setzte und die ersten Noten seines Meisterwerks zu Papier brachte? . . .
~ SAHAJA-YOGIS BRINGEN DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE NACH NEW YORK ~
Nach Monaten individueller Bemühungen landeten alle mit aufgestauter Begeisterung im Paradies, in Canajoharie, im … Schlamm. Als die ersten musikalischen Pioniere mit dem Bus in der nassen Dunkelheit dort ankamen, wussten sie, dass das eigentliche Training gerade erst begonnen hatte. In der kurzen Zeit bis zur Premiere war Mutter Natur entschlossen, sie zu Meistern zu machen – zu losgelösten, universellen Meistern, die zu allem fähig waren! Heute gibt es noch vage Erinnerungen an diese erste Nacht, als wir durch die Dunkelheit in knöchelhohem Schlamm stapften, gepeitscht von unerbittlichem Regen, mit einem Stück Bühnenbeleuchtung in der einen Hand und einem Kind in der anderen – Meile um Meile (oder war es nur eine halbe Meile) von der Straße zum Hangar quer durch dieses alte, heilige Land der Ureinwohner.
Die ersten Tage dieser zwei Wochen intensiver Proben waren geprägt von ständigem Pendeln: zum Motel, um zu duschen; zum Auditorium der örtlichen Highschool für die Proben des internationalen Orchesters; zum Camp, um zu meditieren, zu essen, zu schlafen und zu singen. Nur die Bühnencrew war eine Konstante: eine Insel inmitten des Sturms. Stück für Stück entstand das Kunstwerk. Durch immer neue Überarbeitungen wurde das Bühnenbild zum Leben erweckt.
Tag und Nacht arbeiteten die Techniker, bis dort, im Hangar, mitten im Nirgendwo, die magische Kulisse der Zauberflöte in ihrer ganzen Pracht stand! Gunther (aus Prag und Wien) und Mason (Seattle und Wien), regelmäßig unterstützt von hervorragenden Helfern wie Thomas und Jeffrey (nicht zu verwechseln mit Thomas Jefferson), investierten über zwei Monate kreative Aufmerksamkeit und unermüdliche körperliche Energie.
Es gab noch andere inspirierende Persönlichkeiten in diesem sich entfaltenden, historischen Drama. Das stets fröhliche (freche?) Gesicht des jungen Dirigenten „Mani“ Schultz, der Spitze vieler Generationen österreichischer Musiktalente, war immer im Mittelpunkt des Geschehens zu sehen. Seine Eltern, Walter und Inge, anerkannte Fachleute auf diesem Gebiet, nahmen ebenfalls teil. Seine Frau Sisi (und später auch sein Vater) spielte erste Cello. Sein Cousin Engelbert (der Gerüchten zufolge in einem früheren Leben ein entfernter Verwandter Mozarts gewesen sein soll!) faszinierte die anderen Mitglieder der Gruppe häufig mit seinem vielseitigen Talent am Glockenspiel.
Gelegentlich hatte man das Glück, um eine Ecke zu biegen und von den göttlichen Schwingungen des österreichischen (und amerikanischen, italienischen, iranischen, indischen usw.) Chores mitgerissen zu werden, während dieser das einstudierte, was Mozart so wunderschön für ihn geschaffen hatte. Im Mittelpunkt ihrer Aufmerksamkeit stand stets ihr unermüdlicher Leiter Gerald (Direktor der Wiener Sängerknaben), der aus ihnen auf magische Weise einen Weltklasse-Gesangschor gemacht hatte. Am schönsten aber waren die allgegenwärtigen Star-Sänger, die man aus einem Feld mit hohem Gras, aus einem Geräteschuppen oder aus einem Zelt hören konnte, während sie ihre himmlischen Melodien erklingen ließen. Unter ihnen befand sich eine ganze Gruppe von Schweden (die gesamte Sahaja-Yogi-Bevölkerung Schwedens?), die die Zuhörer immer wieder mit ihrer Virtuosität in Erstaunen versetzten. Selbst in der Einsamkeit des Schlafes träumten wir jede Nacht von dem facettenreichen Diamanten namens Zauberflöte mit seinen brillanten Sängern, Tänzern, Schauspielern, Musikern und anderen Künstlern.
Besondere Erwähnung verdient der Regisseur Sir Tilmann Schillinger (bekannt aus einer deutschen Fernsehkomödie), der selbst beim Zähneputzen am Rande eines windigen Feldes seine Zuschauer zu erhebenden, kreativen Visionen inspirieren kann. Und natürlich die Stellvertreterin von Dramatic Wonders, Gita, die scheinbar überall gleichzeitig war! Und nicht zuletzt all die anderen (wie Stephanie, Vanessa, Ursula, Michi, Poorna, die Bellans und die Leonis und die erleuchteten Musiker usw.), deren verdienstvolle Taten bereits für immer in den himmlischen Akasha-Chroniken verzeichnet sind.
Der große Höhepunkt all der Anstrengungen, all der Lächeln und Tränen, all der Hindernisse und all der Hoffnungen kam weit entfernt von der frischen, schlammigen Realität des Sahaja Yoga-Camps: Er erreichte seinen Höhepunkt am Freitag, dem 23. Juni 2000, auf der märchenhaften Insel New York City, die wie aus einer anderen Welt scheint. Das Ergebnis all dieser Proben sollte sich nun auf der Bühne im Big Apple präsentieren. Als es auf 19 Uhr zuging und die „Me-Me-Me’s” und „La-La-La’s” hinter der Bühne immer seltener wurden, ging ein Flüstern durch die Reihen: „Shri Mataji ist da!” Vielleicht gab es nie wirklich Zweifel daran, dass Sie, das Herzstück unserer Inspiration, tatsächlich persönlich kommen würde. Aber nun, als wir sie durch die Spalten der Bühnenkulissen sahen, wie sie sich auf einen Platz in der Mitte des Theaters setzte, war dies für jedes Mitglied der Truppe die Erfüllung aller Hoffnungen.
Die Lichter im Saal werden gedimmt, der Dirigent hebt seinen Taktstock, und es fühlt sich an, als würde sich die Welt für immer verändern, wie in jenem legendären Moment in Wien, als der Meister selbst das Podium betrat.
Selbst hinter der Bühne klingt die berühmte Ouvertüre neu, lebendig und magisch, wenn sie von unserem erleuchteten Orchester erklingt. Dann füllen Stimmen die Luft mit Wellen von honigsüßen Tönen. Die Zeit vergeht, ebenso wie die vielen Figuren, die auf die Bühne und in die Garderoben kommen und gehen. Robert, in seinen leuchtenden Federn, bewegt sich langsam vorbei, mit einem konzentrierten Blick auf seinem sonst so unbekümmerten Gesicht. Die Hälfte des Chores sitzt ungeduldig auf dieser Seite und wartet auf ihren Einsatz. Karin aus Schweden, die in ihrem Gewand und Make-up als Königin der Nacht wunderbar und furchterregend aussieht, nimmt ihren Platz hinter der Bühne ein, bereit für ihren Auftritt. Die anderen lächeln ihr aufmunternd zu und senden ihr einen kraftvollen kollektiven Bandhan, damit sie das hohe F in ihrer Arie erreicht (obwohl niemand auch nur einen Moment lang an ihren erstaunlichen Fähigkeiten zweifelt). Nun versammelt sich der Chor an seinem Platz, alle Augen durch die Öffnungen auf ihren Dirigenten gerichtet. Emanuel (Mani) ist ein unschätzbarer Schatz. Niemand kann sich verirren, denn er singt während des Dirigierens die Texte für alle mit – ein Lebensretter! Als der erste Akt seinem glorreichen Ende entgegengeht, füllt sich die Bühne mit einem großartigen Ensemble, jede Stimme und jedes Instrument in freudiger Harmonie.
Und so entfalten sich auch die Ereignisse des zweiten Aktes – wie in einem intensiven, farbenfrohen Traum. Hinter der Bühne sehen wir Monastatos (Goeran, Karins Bruder) vorbeieilen, mit grüner Haut, um im Drama Unheil anzurichten. Der mächtige Guru Sarastro (Gerald) tritt auf, um mit seiner kraftvollen Baritonstimme Ordnung und Licht zu bringen. Der Chor heißt ihn im Tempel willkommen. Tamino lernt alle seine Lektionen gut. Papageno lernt seine Lektionen fast (gut?). Die Übeltäter werden bestraft. Die Helden werden belohnt. Die Prinzessin Pamina (Meta und später Dorthe) und Papagena (Theresa) lassen abwechselnd mit ihren herausragenden Fähigkeiten alle Herzen schmelzen. Es wird gesungen und gesungen und es fließen kühle Vibrationen. Die universelle Liebe siegt! Plötzlich ist alles vorbei. Das Publikum steht auf und applaudiert. Die Bühne ist voller Sahaja Yogis in wunderschönen Kostümen, die Freude und Dankbarkeit ausstrahlen. Der Traum ist wahr geworden. Shri Mataji lächelt auf ihre Kinder herab, und vielleicht nickt dort, unter den himmlischen Wesen, die sie umgeben, Mozart selbst mit herzlicher Anerkennung.
Und das ist erst der Anfang. . . .
Es wird nicht lange dauern, bis diese Welle wohlwollender Kreativität den Globus überflutet und überall die Herzen erfrischt. So viele Menschen wurden durch solche internationalen, wegweisenden Produktionen beflügelt, wenn die kollektive Göttlichkeit, die durch Yoga (Vereinigung) freigesetzt wird, auf kreativen Ausdruck und Unterhaltung trifft.*
Die größten Momente kamen dann in Nirmal Nagari (dem Basislager in Canajoharie), als alle für Shri Mataji, ihre Familie und Hunderte unserer Freunde und Gäste auf den informellen Feldern auftraten. Der Akt des Ausdrucks, der durch den Fluss der göttlichen Liebe so aufgeladen war, war ein Akt der Euphorie. Das Herz des Schöpfers war wirklich in jeder Handlung vorhanden und brachte sie zu freudiger Erfüllung. Jedes Auge, sowohl das der Zuschauer als auch das der Darsteller, strahlte wie ein brillanter Diamant. Die Kreativität wurde zu einem kollektiven Band, das alle umhüllte. Niemand hatte danach mehr das Gefühl, getrennt zu sein.
Das letzte Wort kam von der Frau eines benachbarten Bauern, die das Spektakel besucht hatte. Als einige von uns ein paar Tage später vorbeikamen, um sich zu verabschieden, bemerkte sie: „Wir sind so traurig, dass ihr geht. Es war wunderbar! Wer hätte sich so etwas hier draußen auf den Feldern vorstellen können?!”
Mit erleuchteter Vorstellungskraft ist alles möglich.
(English version: https://edwardsaugstad.com/magic/ )
Video: The Magic Flute in the Riverside Theatre:
https://youtu.be/653zF4SqTsM?si=Kmt9HeM5lGNd6X8O


























Posted in 21st century trend, art, Austria, collective consciousness, courage, creativity, friendship, fulfillment, fun, genius, inspiration, joy, life, Mozart, music, people, Sahaja Yoga Meditation, Shri Mataji, smile, spirituality, talent, thoughtless awareness, togetherness
Tagged collective consciousness, creativity, enlightened collectivity, joy, Mozart, New York
Musical Mousie Christmas greetings!🎄🐭💝
Wishing you and yours abundant Peace and Light (the soft, soothing kind) this Christmas🎄
lots of love,
Ed & Brigitte💝
Posted in 2025, 21st century trend, art, Austria, Brigitte Saugstad, Cabella, children, Christmas, creativity, family, forgiveness, fun, happiness, heart, holiday, hope, humanity, inner freedom, inspiration, joy, life, light, love, mouse, music, smile, timelessness, well-being
Tagged Brigitte Saugstad, Christmas, hope, mousies, music
Welcome to the Vienna Art Book📕 Fair 2025 by dieAngewandte / Applied Arts University!
We strolled through and enjoyed almost countless examples of ART SET TO THE PAGE, including many books created ENTIRELY BY HAND — really something to behold in this age of robots and AI.

In the main hall we met dynamic creators, eager to share their unique products. Among them were Mitsuki Nakamura — from Japan, based for over two years in Western Germany — who writes, illustrates and binds amazing books for children! (Instagram: minyazou_ )


And we met Lisa Reiter ( https://lisareiter.com/ ) a student of Vienna’s University of Applied Arts (where my wife graduated in the 1989). We bought a creative book that includes several pages with added samples of the materials described in the short narratives, and semi-transparent printed pages that pull you through to the subject behind! (She created it along with Flores Paul, Laura Josic, Lena Heinschink, Michelle Schäfer, Chiara Mizaikoff, David Carol Fedders, Arina Nekliudova, Yevheniia Pavlova, Marie Filippovits, Tutku Kocabaş, Lutzz Bog-Lārk, Johann Thorell, Johanna Pianka, project-leader Katrin Hornek and others)



Head of the University’s paper and book making studio, Beatrix Mapalagama ( https://www.papierwespe.at/de/beatrix-mapalagama/beatrix-mapalagama/ ) a professional colleague of my wife, showed us around her impressive domain upstairs. To feel all the textures with your own fingers and understand the processes is an unforgettable experience!
What goes on in the Studio:
‘Book Art involves design concepts and realisation in line with material requirements, including traditional bookbinding techniques, as well as free and applied objects in paper and bookbinding materials, involving folding and embossing. Packaging design and papier-mâché (especially for students from the Fine Arts and Handicrafts Teaching disciplines) are also dealt with.’
ALREADY LOOKING FORWARD TO NEXT YEAR’S EVENT!







Posted in 2025, 21st century trend, art, books, creativity, inspiration, life, people, smile, talent, writing
Tagged Beatrix Mapalagama, book art, book fair, Buchmesse, creativity, dieAngewandte, inspiration, life, Lisa Reiter, Mitsuki Nakamura, smile, Vienna University of Applied Arts
Ganesha visits the Vienna Woods!⚡️🍀⛈️🌞
We had a wonderful evening last Saturday when Brigitte’s dream to combine Indian/Yogi culture at her public art presentations finally started:
(with hopefully many more to come!)
Grand opening, 17 August 2024, at the *Gallery Eichgraben in Lower Austria: Exhibition ARTFUSION — Contemporary artists Brigitte Saugstad and Wolfgang Denk with dance performance by Aradhana Tomashevskyi accompanied by Edward Saugstad on handpan — Introduction by art historian Carl Aigner, “It is very important that we deepen our life experience by learning to understand various cultures and their collective significance.”
(*original century-old Art Nouveau village hall)
The evening began with the most dramatic summer storm in our village!⚡️⛈️⚡️
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See also here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=edward.saugstad&set=a.10160274042731545
… and here:


















Posted in 2024, 21st century trend, alert mental silence, art, Austria, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, dynamic inner silence, Ed Saugstad, fun, Ganesha, happiness, hope, India, inner freedom, inspiration, joy, Kundalini, life, light, music, Sahaja Yoga Meditation, smile, thoughtless awareness, well-being
Tagged Austria, Brigitte Saugstad, Ed Saugstad, Eichgraben, Ganesha, handpan, hang drum, India, new music, Vernissage
cool down

liverish:
adjective
• unhappy and bad-tempered
(cooling the liver improves it ☺️)
There once was a mouse from Cabella
Who was quite a miser’bl’ fella’.
He fell in the River,
Jumped out all a’shiver,
And found that he’d healed his liver!
Posted in 2024, 21st century trend, art, Cabella, Ed Saugstad, fun, gadzooks!, inspiration, life, mouse, smile, thoughtless awareness, well-being
Tagged Cabella, cool breeze, joy, life, liver
“Happy Diwali 2023!” 🪔Festival of Light
Posted in 2023, 21st century trend, art, creativity, Diwali, Ganesha, GoldenGaneshArt.com, happiness, Happy Diwali!, hope, India, inner freedom, joy, Kundalini, life, light, music, smile, talent, well-being
Tagged Brigitte Saugstad, celebration, Diwali, Ganesha, GoldenGaneshArt.com, hope, inner freedom, joy, life, music, smile
artists don’t retire
When I turned fifteen, half-a-century ago TODAY🎈 — back in the era of Rock’n’Roll🎸 — this is how I thought I would look now! (Rock-Star saving the World with MUSIC🎶 … didn’t quite work out that way😉)
(Only the stuff on the wall is photoshopped!)
You
Beyond the windows of your eyes,
Your soul abides in sunny skies,
Bathing in the light of love
That pours down sweetly from above.
That is the way it’s supposed to be
When a soul is clear and free,
But on the unmapped sea of life
Inner storms bring pain and strife.
High above each storm, a star
Shines to show you who you are:
Not this head and not this hand;
Not the owner of this land;
Not this angry shrunken heart
Feeling like it’s torn apart;
Not the one whose thoughts bring noise
Never knowing peace or joy;
Not the child that fears the night;
Not the man that wants to fight;
Not the woman, alone and sad;
Not those thousand dreams gone bad.
High inside, but within reach,
There waits a pristine, sunlit beach,
That graceful shore of your own spirit –
Listen now, and you will hear it.
Open your hands and feel your breeze
That softly blows through inner trees,
In the Country that’s your own
Where seeds of happiness are sown.
It’s only just a breath away.
Once you reach here, you will stay;
For here is where your life will start,
And soul and joy will never part.
– Edward Saugstad 2008
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Tagged Ed Saugstad, enjoy, fulfillment, life, music, rock and roll
“Happy New Year!”from the Canadian/Austrian Saugstads

Brigitte Saugstad Art Exhibition
public opening in Neulengbach, Lower Austria
3 December 2022:
AND ALREADY FIFTEEN YEARS AGO!![]()
(Brigitte’s first solo exhibition)
Georgio Pilla, Italian art critic
~Austrian artist Brigitte Saugstad~
(Venice, 16 January 2008)
“This artist, this charming signorina, is here to present her ceramic work.
These pieces are art in its purest form.
She takes nature and transforms it into art.
That alone should give you an idea
of her intellectual and comprehensive capacity.
But she doesnʼt rest there.
She also wants to give us the feeling of joy in form,
and so these pieces were created, beautiful, sometimes white,
sometimes colorful, a little darker a little lighter.
And when she concentrates on her favorite sport,
she gives us the ice princesses, where the body weight defies gravity.
As you can see, the skaters are quite robust,
but their whole being, the whole body, their physical form turns to poetry in her hands.
They simply float in the air, there is no weight,
only music and dance, only pleasure in contact with the frozen earth
or lifting up and away from it.
These ice dancers, when they are in the air, appear to be flying.
It looks like there is no weight holding them down.
She was able to feel this and express it in these wonderful works of art.
Look at these figures that float towards the sky.
It is truly an expression of joy, an expression of happiness, and much more.
Nature is expressed in these beautiful spheres, which are made up of nothing but little field flowers.
Look at the wonderful forms that remind me of seashells and the waves, the song the ocean sings.
We are looking at pure art; we are in the hands of an artist.
Out of a handful of earth, out of a handful of clay, life is created, because these figures are alive.
They live in her and, as they are here in front of us, they should also live in us now and in the future.
We should feel the joy and the lightness of heart that she has given us today.”
Posted in 2022, 2023, 21st century trend, art, Austria, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, don't panic, Ed Saugstad, friendship, fun, Ganesha, GoldenGaneshArt.com, gratitude, inspiration, life, light, smile, talent, timelessness, well-being
Tagged art, Austria, Brigitte Saugstad, Canada, ceramic art, Edward Saugstad, Ganesha
about Creativity 🌞🌱
In case you’d like to hear Edward talk spontaneously about Creativity for a few minutes (from the SY Cabella Camp!) …
PUBLIC ONLINE INTERVIEW IN CHINA
First video:
“How do you keep the inspiration flowing continuously and bring forth the new ones in your artistic works? Have you ever felt the inspiration exhausted? Can you share the secret of persisting in creation for decades?”
Second video (scroll down):
“Modern people’s creations can easily be displayed, for example, when they are posted on the Internet, they can easily receive affirmation and cyber attacks. For a creator, being criticized may hurt his creativity. How can he protect it?”
CLICK: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/NM66yrEY-pkkf1Vm3iz1Mw
HOST’S WEBSITE TEXT:
—The second chakra of the subtle system—
The abdominal chakra is the second chakra of the subtle system. In the body, this chakra provides the energy needed for the liver, spleen, pancreas, intestines and cerebral cortex to function properly. It expresses creativity and execution. This is a very important chakra: it creates all our desires on the left side, while the right channel starts at the location of the abdominal chakra. The main quality of this chakra is creativity, but this chakra also produces fat cells which, upon reaching the brain, are converted into an energy supply that helps the brain to think and process all the information it receives.
The Trait of the Abdominal Chakra is “Creativity”
The origin of all creativity is Love. Without Love, there is no creativity. When Kundalini nourishes this center, people become very creative. All great creative work has vibrations. All works of art that vibrate are held together by time. All work without vibrations is destroyed by nature and forgotten over time.
—Ten Days of Yoga—
(IMAGES – Brigitte Saugstad artworks)
She (Kundalini/Saraswati) teaches us through nature: listen to the sounds of birds, the gurgling of a creek or the thunderous roar of a waterfall, the rustling of the wind over the leaves or the forceful blowing of a canyon.
Look at the many greens in the garden, look at the sky, look at her paintings in the clouds. How many colors she uses when the sun rises over the sea or when the sun sets, enjoy her creations.
The origin of all creativity is love. Without love, there is no creativity. She holds a veena on which she plays the most beautiful music to inspire everyone.
Not only did she teach us beautiful music, but she taught us how to dance, talk, sing, write books, paint, and build. When we meditate, she exposes us to all the knowledge we can grasp.
Posted in 2022, 21st century trend, art, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, Ed Saugstad, fun, Ganesha, heart, hope, humanity, inspiration, Kundalini, life, light, music, smile, talent, writing
Tagged art, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, Ed Saugstad, kundalini, Saraswati
Ganesha, Ganesha everywhere!
Posted in 2022, 21st century trend, art, Austria, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, fun, Ganesha, GoldenGaneshArt.com, inspiration, life, light, smile, talent, well-being, wonder
Tagged 21st century trend, art, Austria, Brigitte Saugstad, ceramic art, creativity, culture, Ganesha, inspiration, life
“Happy Birthday!”🌞
Brigitte and I have our birthdays just 2 1/2 weeks apart in mid-winter. Look who greeted us this year!

Posted in 2022, 21st century trend, art, Austria, birthday, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, Ganesha, GoldenGaneshArt.com, inspiration, life, light, peace, smile, wonder
Tagged 2022, birthday, Brigitte Saugstad, Ganesha, life, smile
“Happy Festival of Light 2021!”🌞🎆
Posted in 2021, 21st century trend, art, Austria, benevolence, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, Diwali, enlightenment, friendship, Ganesha, GoldenGaneshArt.com, Happy Diwali!, heart, hope, India, inspiration, life, light, love, smile, spirituality, talent, well-being
Tagged Brigitte Saugstad, ceramic art, enlightenment, Happy Diwali!, hope, joy, life, smile
my China interview, reloaded (中文翻译)
new, edited version of my recent Oakee Doakee, children’s books, interview 🌞
Posted in art, books, children, courage, creativity, Ed Saugstad, Hanuman, heart, hope, humanity, India, innocence, inspiration, life, light, love, Oakee Doakee, Sir Ed Word, smile, timelessness, writing
Tagged children's books, China, Chinese, Hanuman, India, Oakee Doakee, Sir Ed Word, The Ramayana
what’s fresh out of the oven?…
Posted in 21st century trend, art, Austria, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, Ganesha, GoldenGaneshArt.com, Hanuman, happiness, heart, inspiration, life, light, smile, talent
Tagged Brigitte Saugstad, ceramic art, Ganesha, GoldenGaneshArt, Hanuman, Krishna, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Shiva
“Happy Easter 2021!”💐

(from us and our new ‘Family’!)
(our joyful garden Ganesha celebrating his 16th Easter with us!)Posted in 2021, 21st century trend, art, benevolence, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, Easter, forgiveness, freedom, friendship, Ganesha, GoldenGaneshArt.com, grace, gratitude, Hanuman, happiness, heart, holiday, hope, humanity, innocence, inspiration, joy, life, light, love, peace, smile, talent, togetherness, well-being
Tagged Brigitte Saugstad, ceramic art, Easter, forgiveness, Ganesha, GoldenGaneshArt, joy, life
fresh out of the kiln!
Posted in 21st century trend, art, Austria, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, fun, Ganesha, GoldenGaneshArt.com, Hanuman, happiness, inspiration, life, light, smile, talent
Tagged Brigitte Saugstad, Ganesha, GoldenGaneshArt, Hanuman, mouse
“Happy Diwali…
Posted in 2020, 21st century trend, art, benevolence, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, Diwali, endearing, enlightenment, fun, Ganesha, gratitude, Happy Diwali!, hope, humanity, India, innocence, inspiration, joy, life, light, smile, talent
Tagged Brigitte Saugstad, Ganesha, Happy Diwali!, joy, life, light
HANUMAN the Great!
Posted in 2020, 21st century trend, art, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, dreams, fun, gadzooks!, Hanuman, heart, inspiration, life, smile, talent
Tagged Brigitte Saugstad, ceramic art, Hanuman
GoldenGaneshArt.com
Posted in 2020, 21st century trend, art, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, Ganesha, Hanuman, heart, inspiration, joy, life, light, mouse, smile, talent, thoughtless awareness, timelessness
Tagged art, Austria, Brigitte Saugstad, ceramic art, Ganesha, Hanuman, online shopping
interview of an old Canadian pioneer sahaja yogi
MEDITATE TO REGENERATE ☺️
Posted in 2020, 21st century trend, alert mental silence, art, books, Brigitte Saugstad, collective consciousness, creativity, dreams, Ed Saugstad, enlightenment, family, forgiveness, freedom, friendship, fulfillment, fun, Ganesha, grace, gratitude, happiness, health, heart, hope, humanity, India, innocence, inspiration, joy, Kundalini, life, light, love, meditation, Oakee Doakee, peace, reality, Shri Mataji, Sir Ed Word, smile, spirituality, thoughtless awareness, well-being, yoga
Tagged Canada, Ed Saugstad, meditation, Sahaja Yoga meditaion
our open house/studio!
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drop by for a visit!
Posted in 2019, alert mental silence, art, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, fulfillment, Ganesha, happiness, inspiration, life, peace, smile, talent
Tagged art, Brigitte Saugstad, ceramic art, Ganesha, Hanuman
Sir Ed Word Designs Amazon t-shirts
In case you ever wondered if it would be possible to enjoy Brigitte Saugstad‘s beautiful statues wherever you go:
Now you can!
If you live in the USA or Europe, just visit one of the three following Amazon addresses that go to:
Sir Ed Word Designs
Pick your size and colour, and order away 😃
(new designs will be uploaded often!)
—for U.K. and Europe:
DANCE AS THOUGH
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07P5ZJZ5K
I CAN DANCE
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07P16KS86
HUG ME
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07P7W7VXM
DANCE WITH ME
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07PG92H2S
DANCE DANCE WHEREVER YOU MAY BE
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07PM8YR9L
I LOVE SUMMERTIME
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07PPK2TQX
I LOVE MY CRAZY FRIENDS
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07PPXZX5W
ALL OF US HIDE A HERO INSIDE
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07PS6VDL2
(gold sitting Ganesha front/back)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07PR7M2P6
CHILL
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07PNZ2RWK
(red-white large sitting Ganesha)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07NRVQV4W
(white standing Hanuman)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07Q47QL8P
(white looking up dancing Ganesha)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07Q4GF693
—for the U.S.A:
DANCE AS THOUGH
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P23LKL4
I CAN DANCE
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P9WBYJ1
HUG ME
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PB1L9FN
DANCE WITH ME
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P9DK54T
DANCE DANCE WHEREVER YOU MAY BE
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PGBPKTL
I LOVE SUMMERTIME
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PSVF8QM
I LOVE MY CRAZY FRIENDS
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PPXYH7J
ALL OF US HIDE A HERO INSIDE
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PR25RL1
(gold sitting Ganesha front/back)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PN1521L
CHILL
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PSF54HK
(red-white large sitting Ganesha)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NRVQLG2
(white standing Hanuman)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Q6HCGY2
(white looking up dancing Ganesha)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Q4FZF6W
—for Germany and Austria
TANZ ALS OB
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07NX9CPF4
ICH KANN TANZEN
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07NYBJCHS
UMARME MICH
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07PSPVJTM
TANZ MIT MIR
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07PG91SXM
(DANCE DANCE -wordless)
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07PN78YS1
I LIEBE SOMMER
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07PSVT25L
I LIEBE MEINE LUSTIGEN FREUNDINNEN
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07PR2F43N
HELD
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07PMTMBQG
(gold sitting Ganesha front/back)
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07PN15SKY
CHILL
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07PR845BJ
(red-white large sitting Ganesha)
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07PZFB5BF
(white standing Hanuman)
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07Q47RQXY
(white looking up dancing Ganesha)
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07Q8VRCVF
Posted in 2019, 21st century trend, art, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, fun, Ganesha, Hanuman, inspiration, life, Sir Ed Word Designs, smile, talent
“Happy Springtime 2019!”
Posted in 2019, 21st century trend, art, Brigitte Saugstad, children, creativity, Ganesha, happiness, hope, Inner Peace Day, innocence, inspiration, joy, life, light, love, meditation, peace, silence, smile, talent, thoughtless awareness, timelessness, togetherness, well-being
Tagged 2019, Brigitte Saugstad, Ganesha, Inner Peace Day, meditation, springtime
the Art of Birthdaying!
Posted in 21st century trend, art, birthday, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, fun, Ganesha, inspiration, life, people, smile, talent
Tagged art, ArtInnsbruck, Brigitte Saugstad, Ganesha
Brigitte Saugstad TV interviews – autumn 2018
(MORE OF MY WIFE’S BEAUTIFUL ARTWORKS IN TV ☺️ )
Posted in 2018, art, Brigitte Saugstad, creativity, Ganesha, TV
Tagged Austria, Brigitte Saugstad, ceramic art, Ganesha, TV
Ed Saugstad TV interview and garden-party
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In which Sir Ed Word appears on local television
… and the Party commences!
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Posted in 2018, art, books, creativity, drugs, Ed Saugstad, enlightenment, friendship, fun, happiness, hope, India, inspiration, life, love, meditation, music, Oakee Doakee, party, Shri Mataji, Sir Ed Word, smile, talent, writing
Tagged Brigitte Saugstad, Ed Saugstad, love, Oakee Doakee, Sir Ed Word
what goes on in the head of Ed? -1
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Posted in art, creativity, Ed Saugstad, fun, inspiration, life, smile, wonder, writing
Tagged art, creativity, Ed Saugstad, fun, writing
my tirelessly creative wife!
1970 and 2018 TV interviews
Posted in 1970-2018, art, creativity, inspiration, life, talent
Tagged 1970-2018, Brigitte Falk, Brigitte Saugstad, ceramic art, ice skating
from chapter fifteen, OAKEE DOAKEE—RAMAYANA
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He started feeling again like he was in some kind of fairy tale, where good was setting out to defeat evil. The furry edges of all the bustling silhouettes started glowing in the increasing light of a fierce bonfire as they neared their destination. The air was filled with the sounds of stomping feet in sand, grunts and panting, powerful ocean waves, the crackling of a huge fire, and the distant cawing of many crow-type birds. All the animal, jungle and beach smells were stunningly wild. The sky was almost dark overhead, where billions of watching stars had begun to twinkle. It was a night that would forever stretch, with its colorful events from the roots of history, up into the minds of the human race throughout all generations to come.
http://amazon.com/author/sir-ed-word
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Posted in art, books, children, courage, creativity, hope, humanity, India, life, timelessness, writing
Tagged adventure novel, history, Oakee Doakee, Ramayana, Sir Ed Word
vibrating ancient enclaves of Vienna
Posted in art, creativity, fun, gadzooks!, inspiration, life, music, party, people, smile, well-being
Tagged art, art in the park, Boersepark Vienna, Brigitte Saugstad, Ed Saugstad
Ganesha for 2016!
Posted in 2016?, art, creativity, freedom, Ganesha, hope, innocence, inspiration, joy, life, smile
Tagged 2016?, Brigitte Saugstad, ceramic art, Ganesha
Ed’s next video~diary, March-Oct 2015
Posted in art, creativity, fulfillment, fun, Ganesha, happiness, heart, inspiration, life, music, random, smile
Tagged Brigitte Falk, creative expression, cruising upwards, Ed Saugstad, freedom, life
never stop dreaming
March 18, 2015 in art, creativity, fun, happiness, heart, inspiration, joy, life, love, random, smile, talent, well-being, writing
Tagged adventure, creativity, dreaming, happiness, hope, live your dream
“Feeling Happy!”
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Keep it real.
Keep it positive.
For you, in good humour….
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Posted in art, birthday, freedom, friendship, fun, Ganesha, happiness, heart, hope, innocence, inspiration, life, love, music, party, smile, togetherness, well-being
Tagged Ed Saugstad, Edward Saugstad, feeling happy!, fun in Europe, happy birthday, video-diary
fun over on that frightfully pleasant little island just off the Continent
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In case you have a Facebook account, here are a few glimpses of our splendid little time over in the UK, a happy present for YOU on my birthday!
-(click on Jim’s nose to sail over to the album)-
Posted in art, birthday, freedom, friendship, fun, gadzooks!, happiness, heart, holiday, life, love, party, smile
Tagged Brigitte Saugstad, Chelsea Old Town Hall, Chelsham Road, Ed Saugstad, London, London Art Biennale 2015, Shudy Camps, William Blake
if music be the food of love, play on!
January 15, 2015 in art, Ganesha, inspiration, life, music, smile
Tagged Ganesha, inspiration, music, Shakespeare
Ganesha revisited
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My wife, perhaps a little bit like the great Goddess of old, spends her peaceful days and nights breathing life into simple clay.
Here we are sharing some of that Sweetness.
May the Earth forever smile in Her abundant Innocence.
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http://www.brigittesaugstad.com/html/werke2engl.html
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The Rising Son
One night along the road of life
Just as the burden of my strife
Became a load too hard to bear
There came a boon to ease my care.
It came to me upon a dream
When the pressing darkness seemed
To severe my last grasp on hope,
Leaving me in doubt to grope.
This boon appeared as a white dove
Shining light from far above,
But as it flew to where I lay
I saw only a hill of clay.
As I watched this smooth round mound
I heard a sweet and soothing sound,
And as my mood slowly improved
The living mound began to move.
A child’s body, clothed in flowers,
Radiating super powers,
Grew as if through divine charms,
With two stout legs and four strong arms.
Then to my rising surprise
There appeared two smiling eyes
And, dignified and radiant,
The head of a young elephant.
Now feeling light and filled with joy
I asked this handsome ele-boy,
“What has brought You down to Earth
With Your gifts of love and mirth?”
At first He simply read my soul
Until His gaze had made me whole.
And then He stirred and, playfully,
Crossed His legs and spoke to me:
“I have not come down to you.
If you move your point of view
You will see I’m always here,
In each heart that’s true and clear.”
Then, just as my senses cleared,
All around me I could hear
That healing angelic sound
That rose up richly from the ground.
Soon it filled my every cell
From a deep eternal well.
Finally I was at home
In the bright, primordial Om.
“Wow! How could I’ve been so near
But never feel Your Presence here?”
I asked, ecstatic by the Force
That now flowed from endless Source.
As this cool, enlightening Breeze
Dissolved my fears and doubts with ease,
I looked up and noticed that
My new Friend had donned a hat …
No, not hat, a shimmering crown,
Which shone its light now all around —
And I saw that He now grew
Making every being new.
As He expanded like a cloud
I felt proud to be allowed
To see His great magnificence
Fill the world with innocence.
Tears of gratitude I cried,
As I stood and faced the skies.
If we could all just look within
We would never fall again.
~E.E. Saugstad 2011
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welcome to our little oasis!
Posted in 2013, art, creativity, fun, grace, inspiration, life, nature, smile, Uncategorized
Tagged Austria, book illustrations, Brigitte Saugstad, ceramic art, Edward Saugstad, Gmunden, Oakee Doakee, Sir Ed Word
creative family fun
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While our son studies art in Vancouver, Brigitte and I enjoy a new creative phase in our little Austrian village …
~click on the image to zoom in on the fun~
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Posted in art, creativity, fun, Ganesha, life
Tagged Austria, Brigitte Saugstad, Cafe Blanda, ceramic art, Eichgraben, Oakee Doakee, Sir Ed Word
don’t give up on ‘your’ creativity
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Enjoying the unlimited source of genius:
Now go create with a light heart!
😉
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Posted in art, blogging, books, creativity, freedom, genius, heart, hope, inspiration, life, music, writing
Tagged creativity, genius, hope
international Feel Your Spirit music and art festival
Had a blast on the weekend here in Vienna! Here’s my compilation of Ossi, Boris, Andreas, Michi, Deepak, and Petra’s video/photo material.
Hope to see you at the next event 🙂
a guaranteed stress-reliever~♥~
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Posted in art, creativity, genius, inspiration, life, meditation, mental silence, music, people, spirituality, well-being
Tagged art, culture, festival, music, Sahaja Meditation, Vienna
‘cool’ art downtown and in the Austrian countryside
My wife had the great honor of being invited to exhibit some of her new works in the English Garden of the historic Heldenberg site in Lower Austria. (And I had the challenging honor of transporting and carrying the massive things around! … less to do with ‘self-help’ than ‘husbandslave-help’ … but I do so love to see her happy.) 😉
They’ll be on public display there until October, where, no doubt, bus loads of tourists will be enjoying their special cool vibrations throughout the summer.
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… And here’s a recent opening evening in Vienna (click on the photo)
Posted in art, creativity, life
Tagged art, Austria, ceramic, cool vibrations, Heldenberg
we wish you a merry Christmas …
Posted in art, Christmas, creativity, friendship, holiday, life, smile
unleash the creativity (see the essence)
- “I am an artist and last Friday, after my meditation in the morning, I went down to Greenwich Village (NYC). As I was walking along the street I slowed down to pay attention to the trees, to see the change of colors that come with the Fall.
I looked across the street at a couple of older and taller trees and had a very exiting experience, an experience I had never had before. I looked at one tree and as I took it in, it felt like I could feel its very being, I could feel its soul. Then I looked at a second tree, at first not fully believing what just happened. Again, the same experience.

- I knew at that moment that something profound had happened to me. As though what I’d been used to seeing was now revealed as something two dimensional and now I can see in three dimensional. But that’s hardly adequate as a description, the reality of what I experienced is beyond that.
There’s a way of relating to space and form that comes with my new practice of Sahaja Meditation.
Meditating helped me to get my mind clear of things that did not need to be there. So I am open to get new experiences, and to get back to creativity.”
- ~Rina
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Posted in art, creativity, inspiration, life, meditation, mental silence, nature
Tagged creativity, inspiration, meditation, Sahaja Meditation
enchanted
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Have you ever been to London, that pulsating, international heart on the fabled Anglo-Saxon island?
My wife and I just returned from a memorable excursion there, and life will never be the same for us again. It wasn’t just the historic art treasures that lifted our awareness into a new level of creative enthusiasm. There’s something in the air and earth there that the residents probably aren’t even aware of – a kind of universal sweetness that penetrates the mind and heart of the innocent visitor. A childlike royalty and the feeling of ascending the steps of an ancient tower to view a breathtaking landscape. Simple, humorous melodies and lyrics that make you want to smile at everyone. The rhythm of the loving Earth-heart.
We came away with an inner lightness and optimism that we look forward to expressing in our daily artistic work.
It probably depends upon what you look for when you go there. Look for inspiration, and you’re bound to find it.
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