Hey Kim - Thanks for stopping in! - Mike

Well...what a hoot, early on a Sunday morning!

What struck me most clearly about this video may be a bit challenging to put into words (especially this early in the day), but I'll try.

When I was younger, the expense of creative exercises like this one was prohibitive. Now, we're talking the 1950s and 60's...that was a long time ago, especially when viewed through the frame of technological developments.

Today, it is possible for anyone, literally anyone, to create something like this. To show their own genius, their own absurdity, their own joy in living.

I am delighted to be alive, too; to be able to share in their creative journey - and I'm awestruck at the vast potential of humanity, as the technology becomes more available worldwide.
This is a powerful time; we must remain "open" to receiving from all sources, from all places.

You've got to admit - human beings are amazing creatures. The visual essay these young men created on 'war and peace' if you will, brings conflict (and the power of forgiveness) down to the level of the individual.

Thanks for sharing, Mike!