PICK YOUR PATH virtue through ethics paths of happiness, your choice of paths,

PICK YOUR PATH virtue through ethics paths of happiness, your choice of paths,
Welcome to one of the Internet portals of Hugh Wallace Hultman. For many years I've been gathering pearls of wisdom to put together a source book teaming with knowledge about the experience of life. There has been a myriad, and I'm compiling them for us and posterity to use as a record of reference. I extend an invitation to you to participate in this venture. Through the feedback form, the addition of new or past items for consideration and the BLOG there will be ample ways of adding your feedback about any issues. With truths or stories aimed at revealing sense or at least smoothing the surface we travel upon I feel a calling to get them published. By the way I know that to start out with a bunch of text is the worst, or at least close to, starting a site where you can be assured no one is going to read it. Read on anyway please. I know that but in this case it's the only way I can see of possibly making a connection or at least some sense to you.
No one alive on this planet now knows more about life than you or I. Some say they do and attempt to convince us. Look at them as teachers, who appear when we need the knowledge. There are people in this world called true believers. They get so stuck on an idea they leave no room for listening to any other options. That's OK. Recognize it and take the good stuff they say and leave the rest. If you spend some time trying to understand them you might pick up some good ideas.
In my life I've spent many years roaming this planet and I've always felt like I was on a path learning new things, meeting new people, and discovering new treasures upon my route. Around the next bend one never knows what you may discover. Surprises and opportunities to learn along the way. I called this adventure Found on the Path. It's about embracing the journey and discovering new things as you go and making anyplace you go nicer and anyone you meet happier, wiser, or content.
When it comes to introducing myself, I can’t give you a neat and tidy summary. Unless you’ve been close enough to see my quirks and experiences. It’s hard to truly understand who I am. But here’s the gist: I’m someone who tends to keep people at a distance. I can be narcissistic at times, and I don’t feel guilty about prioritizing myself. I've built walls around me that are hard to break through, most likely a result of the trauma I experienced as a child. I have an extensive background in psychology and have spent many hours helping people live an easier and happier life. I see more and more children of trauma bringing us to the attention of the acts. It's getting socially easier to admit and thus usually get healthier when we share some of our self's or others wanderings off the path. The effects can be strong and damaging to sanity.
When I was seven years old, my father died in a plane crash and I saw him crash into the ground in a spin. I was there, and I had been on that plane right before he flew. It’s a moment that has stuck with me throughout my life. The imprint it left shaped the way I view the world, and the experiences of my childhood have influenced my path ever since. I know some people say I should just "get over it" and move on, but the reality is that these experiences are part of who I am now. Trauma becomes ingrained in us in ways that aren't always easy to shake. I saw some research that mentioned a trauma strong enough when a small child it can be passed on genetically to the next generation. If that's the way things happen then you deal with it forever. The memory like that of any bad stuff grows less clear as time goes on. We’re all fragile. With Found on the Path, we are going to create a space for people to explore our own journeys. It's about helping individuals find their unique paths in life, while connecting them with the right resources and support along the way.
We can—and should—define our own ethical paths and live authentically, whatever that looks like for each of us.
This brings me to another part of the "slant" of this site. I'm extremely curious about where and how we get our morals, Ethical attitudes and the best way to live life come from where? I will speak of the concept of Emergence of the human being. I learned early in my life that we can control our thinking. I'll spend some pages explaining my discoveries through the years and they may be new or at least a reminder of the great affirmations and other pearls. Let's explore ethics and their value. Applied to gaining a happier and longer life. How do we arrive at who and what we want to be. I know some relevant ideas but must say truthfully as far as the purpose, point, illusions, our minds, and most parts of this cosmic joke. I call it a cosmic joke because we are born into this existence not knowing what is the purpose and what is the point of all of these years and struggles we go through not having a clue as to the goals intended. They are still unknown and only hypothesized.
The only thing I know for sure is that I know nothing.
This is a digital crossroads where ethics and enlightenment come together for the benefit of future generations. I’m here to guide you through this carefully curated collection of wisdom and inspiration.
As you explore this space, you’ll encounter a rich tapestry of teachings and truths that have illuminated my own journey at exactly the right moments—when I was truly ready to embrace them. I envision this site as a sanctuary of knowledge, much like a library, that holds the essence of life across time—past, present, and future.
My life’s journey has been profoundly enriching, and I consider it a privilege to share these experiences for the benefit of others. We stand on the shoulders of giants, and it’s our responsibility to honor their legacy by preserving and spreading the insights we’ve gained along the way.
This space is more than just a collection; it’s an expression of gratitude for the wisdom of the past. It represents a commitment to self-discovery and a love for humanity. It’s our shared responsibility to document and share the truths that bind us all. The wisdom left behind by those who’ve navigated life before us offers peace, security, and a sense of familiarity as we walk once-uncertain paths.
Your presence here is no accident. Though we may perceive reality differently, we are united in this singular moment. We breathe the same air, experience the same days under the same moon, and live beneath the same stars. Each step we take is another stepping stone on the path toward greater understanding and deeper connection. And finally and most importantly maybe you read this stuff and pick up my drift?
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the future and the changes we need to make in society. After reflecting, I realized that the best place to start is with myself. If I want to inspire change, it has to begin internally. By shifting my own attitude and actions, maybe I can influence just one person. Then that person might do the same, and before we know it, we’re all thinking in a new way.
That’s my goal—to be one stepping stone in a bigger journey. I think it was Nelson Mandela who said, "If you want to be something, become that person." Or something like that. Over time, it works.
This journey feels exciting and full of potential, like it could lead to a new way of thinking. And I’m taking action. If you want to connect, share thoughts, or just talk, feel free to use the chat, email me, or engage through the blog. I want to spread positive thoughts, affirmations, and alternative perspectives that help guide us toward compassion for one another.
I’ve lived a varied life, and I’ll share more about it on future pages. From working in the business world with its rules, regulations, and bosses, to transitioning into the art world, my path has been full of twists. I’ll be showcasing some of my artwork and designs here, and I currently offer custom creations. That’s how I make a living right now, but my bigger vision is to become a guide for peace and good energy, influencing others along the way. I had to throw in a plug for me to make you some glass thing.
This site is meant to be a place of discovery, connection, and ethical exploration. I see it as a library—a repository where important lessons from the past, present, and future can be stored. Ultimately, I believe that if we can shift our thinking, we can change the world.
Please read my page on Emergence
Welcome to one of the Internet portals of Hugh Wallace Hultman. For many years I've been gathering pearls of wisdom to put together a source book teaming with knowledge about the experience of life. There has been a myriad, and I'm compiling them for us and posterity to use as a record of reference. I extend an invitation to you to participate in this venture. Through the feedback form, the addition of new or past items for consideration and the BLOG there will be ample ways of adding your feedback about any issues. With truths or stories aimed at revealing sense or at least smoothing the surface we travel upon I feel a calling to get them published. No one alive on this planet now knows more about life than you or I. Some say they do and attempt to convince us. Look at them as teachers, who appear when we need the knowledge. There are people in this world called true believers. They get so stuck on an idea they leave no room for listening to any other options. That's OK. Recognize it and take the good stuff they say and leave the rest. If you spend some time trying to understand them you might pick up some good ideas. In my life I've spent many years roaming this planet and I've always felt like I was on a path learning new things, meeting new people, and discovering new treasures upon my route. Around the next bend one never knows what you may discover. Surprises and opportunities to learn along the way. I called this adventure Found on the Path. It's about embracing the journey and discovering new things as you go and making anyplace you go nicer and anyone you meet happier, wiser, or content.
When it comes to introducing myself, I can’t give you a neat and tidy summary. Unless you’ve been close enough to see my quirks and experiences. It’s hard to truly understand who I am. But here’s the gist: I’m someone who tends to keep people at a distance. I can be narcissistic at times, and I don’t feel guilty about prioritizing myself. I've built walls around me that are hard to break through, most likely a result of the trauma I experienced as a child. I have an extensive background in psychology and have spent many hours helping people live an easier and more happy life. I see more and more children of trauma bringing us to the attention of the acts. It's getting socially easier to admit and thus usually get healthier when we share some of our self's or others wanderings off the path. The effects can be strong and damaging to sanity. When I was seven years old, my father died in a plane crash and I saw him crash into the ground in a spin. I was there, and I had been on that plane right before he flew. It’s a moment that has stuck with me throughout my life. The imprint it left shaped the way I view the world, and the experiences of my childhood have influenced my path ever since. I know some people say I should just "get over it" and move on, but the reality is that these experiences are part of who I am now. Trauma becomes ingrained in us in ways that aren't always easy to shake. I saw some research that mentioned a trauma strong enough when a small child it can be passed on genetically to the next generation. If that's the way things happen then you deal with it forever. The memory like that of any bad stuff grows less clear as time goes on. We’re all fragile. With Found on the Path, I want to create a space for people to explore their own journeys. It's about helping individuals find their unique paths in life, while connecting them with the right resources and support along the way. We can—and should—define our own ethical paths and live authentically, whatever that looks like for each of us. This brings me to another part of the "slant" of this site. I'm extremely curious about where and how we get our morals, Ethical attitudes and the best way to live life come from where? I will speak of the concept of Emergence of the human being. I learned early in my life that we can control our thinking. I'll spend some pages explaining my discoveries through the years and they may be new or at least a reminder of the great affirmations and other pearls. Let's explore ethics and their value. Applied to gaining a happier and longer life. How do we arrive at who and what we want to be. I know some relevant ideas but must say truthfully as far as the purpose, point, illusions, our minds, and most parts of this cosmic joke They are still unknown and only hypothesized.
The only thing I know for sure is that I know nothing.
This is a digital crossroads where ethics and enlightenment come together for the benefit of future generations. I’m here to guide you through this carefully curated collection of wisdom and inspiration.
As you explore this space, you’ll encounter a rich tapestry of teachings and truths that have illuminated my own journey at exactly the right moments—when I was truly ready to embrace them. I envision this site as a sanctuary of knowledge, much like a library, that holds the essence of life across time—past, present, and future.
My life’s journey has been profoundly enriching, and I consider it a privilege to share these experiences for the benefit of others. We stand on the shoulders of giants, and it’s our responsibility to honor their legacy by preserving and spreading the insights we’ve gained along the way.
This space is more than just a collection; it’s an expression of gratitude for the wisdom of the past. It represents a commitment to self-discovery and a love for humanity. It’s our shared responsibility to document and share the truths that bind us all. The wisdom left behind by those who’ve navigated life before us offers peace, security, and a sense of familiarity as we walk once-uncertain paths.
Your presence here is no accident. Though we may perceive reality differently, we are united in this singular moment. We breathe the same air, experience the same days under the same moon, and live beneath the same stars. Each step we take is another stone on the path toward greater understanding and deeper connection. And finally and most importantly maybe you read this stuff and pick up my drift?
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the future and the changes we need to make in society. After reflecting, I realized that the best place to start is with myself. If I want to inspire change, it has to begin internally. By shifting my own attitude and actions, maybe I can influence just one person. Then that person might do the same, and before we know it, we’re all thinking in a new way.
That’s my goal—to be one stepping stone in a bigger journey. I think it was Nelson Mandela who said, "If you want to be something, become that person." Or something like that. Over time, it works.
This journey feels exciting and full of potential, like it could lead to a new way of thinking. And I’m taking action. If you want to connect, share thoughts, or just talk, feel free to use the chat, email me, or engage through the blog. I want to spread positive thoughts, affirmations, and alternative perspectives that help guide us toward compassion for one another.
I’ve lived a varied life, and I’ll share more about it on future pages. From working in the business world with its rules, regulations, and bosses, to transitioning into the art world, my path has been full of twists. I’ll be showcasing some of my artwork and designs here, and I currently offer custom creations. That’s how I make a living right now, but my bigger vision is to become a guide for peace and good energy, influencing others along the way. I had to throw in a plug for me to make you some glass thing.
This site is meant to be a place of discovery, connection, and ethical exploration. I see it as a library—a repository where important lessons from the past, present, and future can be stored. Ultimately, I believe that if we can shift our thinking, we can change the world.
Please read my page on Emergence
Hugh Wallace Hultman is an imaginative designer, Internet architect / engineer, and artist in numerous media with his primary focus on cold, warm, and hot glass. His unique approach and innovative style blends precise realism with abstract expressionism while retaining a contemporary feel. Hugh's works are shown at various United States and Caribbean galleries, with his two main studios, GlaZ 1 and GlaZ 2, located in Minnesota and The Turks and Caicos Archipelago respectively..
In my own words. Hugh here.
It's common for me to work in a variety of media, including Weaving, Painting, Metal, Wood, Fused Glass, Stained Glass and Photography. I've spent many years doing digital art and creating photo techniques used for the development of Internet applications. As in my art creations, in my web sites I mix logic, math, data movement, and pixels of light to create design with function. Conveying the message with taste, ease, and to the point.
The medium I use at any moment is a vehicle of variation and exploration. My philosophy and aesthetics are the fibers that run through them, connecting and expanding. More than making single images, I like to develop logical structures that create new visual progressions. The creative process, this dialog between self and medium, evolves into the visual. Their evolution ever changing and broadening to encompass new avenues of thought and creativity. I try to capture a moment and condense the elements of my work to their essence: to a sense of space that has a concentration of spirit, character and physical presence. I am particularly interested in variations, colors, patterns and lines, constantly searching for the perfect curve.
The hundredth monkey effect is an esoteric idea claiming that a new behavior or idea is spread rapidly by unexplained means from one group to all related groups once a critical number of members of one group exhibit the new behavior or acknowledge the new idea. The behavior was said to propagate even to groups that are physically separated and have no apparent means of communicating with each other.
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