1. I am Turquoise, because I wear turquoise on my ring finger. :-D a whopping 1 inch wide stone in a silver casing that is a constant attraction for all babies and little children... My heart always goes mushy when I allow them to finger the stone with their little fingers, and look at with complete awe, as if there is magic in the air.

2. Turquoise people are always flying imaginary kites in the high ethers of the seventh plane heavens above... where not even one white/gray cloud dare enter... Like Dannion Brinkley says, we are not from here; We are from There.

3. I am Turquoise because the more I seek the solution to the mystery of life, the more mysterious it becomes.

4. Turquoise is a sublime, mystic experience....

from the desks of the Design Mystic, Asavari.

Bob!

Have you come across French poet, Guillame Apollinaire's small poem - 'Come to the Edge'?

He says,

“Come to the edge, he said. They said: We are afraid. Come to the edge, he said. They came. He pushed them and they flew.”

Trust, that you have made the right choice. Just don't freelance. Think big, if your work is something that you love doing, then a year from now, you could look at starting a full fledged business for yourself.

I myself started out with just one client, when I chucked my job and took up freelancing. Today I have more than a few dozen premium clients.

Best wishes in your endeavours.

- regards Asavari.

Hi Jacob,

Just wondering why you have missed out on the fifth element? I was designing a book cover for an online website anthology and the theme was the elements. Funnily this person who wanted the book cover designed, also mentioned only four elements. Is this something to do with Occidental thought?

In the Orient, there exist five elements and the fifth element is Akasha or ETHER. These are called the PanchaMahaBhutas (Five Great Elements) in Sanskrit.

I too like the name Elemental Wellness. All the best with your business venture... may many souls get rejuvenated in your space.

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much love, light and laughter,

Asavari.

Thanks so much, Dan... this is exactly what I needed to write out a business plan about a big idea I wanted to sell to a venture capitalist. For lone rangers like me its a link dropped down from heaven.

And you are an angel in disguise. :-)

much love, light and laughter. asavari.