I’m majoring in History, and minoring in Art, and I thought an Art Museum Curator might be a good job, but I’m wondering what other jobs I could be able to apply for. Any ideas?

Curator would take more than just a Bachelors degree. However, working in an art museum IS a good path for you. A friend of mine does that and she loves it. Over time, she has moved up to a supervisory position at the Seattle Art Museum. Other than that, the only options I see are teaching at a high school or community college.

Art is my passion and I’m wondering what kind of jobs will let me use it everyday.

Surprisingly you need a degree in the arts to work in most art supplies shops. Other jobs can include working in museums or galleries, teaching or designing. Of course it depends what specific area you love most.
Alot of creative careers don’t require formal education, I think a degree just gives practical experience and knowledge, as well as help making contacts.

Im a senior in Highschool and I want to know if i go for an Ap studio Art degree, what jobs will be available to me. Im kinda leaning toward 3d art but any jobs will do.

AP Art is not a degree; it is a course taken for college credit, but in my experience, the credits are not transferrable. You will not be able to find a job just by taking AP Art.

Vedic Astrology Lesson 6

In higher states of Consciousness, many philosophic verities were cognised by the Sages which gave birth to the sciences called Astrology, Numerology,Yoga & Vedanta. All sciences study Being. Physics is the science of Being as Matter, as Energy. Chemistry is the science of Being as Qualities.

Mathematics is the Science of Being as Numbers. Biology, the science of Being as Life. But the philosophia prima ( Vedanta ) is the Science of Being as Being, in its pure state. While the Science of Being ( Vedanta ) & the Art of Living ( Yoga ) dominated the six main sciences, the six auxiliary sciences were dominated by the Science of Being as Time ( Astrology ).

The Law of Corresondences - Western and Eastern Views

In the Occident, the divine Hermes Trismegistus spelt out the Law of Correspondences saying ” That which is on high is that which is on below, that which is on below is that which is on high, in order that the miracle of Unity may be perpetual “.

In the Orient, Aurobindo averred ” The mystery of the lotus cannot be deciphered by analysing the mud below, but by analysing the heavenly archetype of the lotus that blooms forever in the heavens above”.

The role of Jupiter in Horoscopy

The biggest planet in the solar system, Jupiter is considered to be one of the most important planets. 1300 earths can be fit into Jupiter. He is the indicator of Divine Grace and if he be benign, the entire horoscope is considered benign. On the other hand , if he be weak, the horoscope loses its intrinsic strength.

Jupiterian Effects in the 12 Houses

Jupiter in the Ascendant

Jove in the Ascendant makes one scholary, beatuiful, jovial. Jovian influence on the First House endows one with majestic appearance, magnetic personality, learning and wisdom. High longevity is conferred by Jovian presence in the First. Scholarship will grace in no uncertain measure. Will be respected by the multitude. Will be handsome and will have a high discriminative intellect.

Jupiter in the Second House

In the second Jove bestows poetic faculites, handsomeness, wealth and fame. Will have the gift of the gab or the divine gift of articulate speech. Will speak beautifully. Will have scholarship and learning.

The wisdom planet in the house of speech makes one scholarly.

Jupiter in the Third House

Jove in the 3rd makes one miserly and not an altruist. Will have to face many a defeat. Will have bad relations with brothers and sisters.

Will be the subject of ridicule. Will have stomach problems.

Jupiter in the Fourth House

Jovian tenancy of the fourth makes one hedonistic with a lot of friendsand relatives. Will be fortunate with respect to house. Your fame will cross the seas and spread all over the land. Will be of adamantine nature. Will enjoy all the comforts of life.

Jupiter in the Fifth House

High intelligence is conferred by the position of Jupiter in the fifth. Wealth will grace you in no uncertain measure. May be worried due to children. Will be versatile. Jupiter in one of the moral triangles can make one highly moral and spiritual.

Jupiter in the Sixth House

Jove in the sixth is the destroyer of enemies. Will be lazy and physically weak. May resort to occult rites.

Jupiter in the Seventh House

Will be equivalent to a king as the royal planet of Wisdom becomes posited in a quadrant. Will destroy a lakh of afflictions. Will have high communication ability. Scholarly, a lover of poetry, handsome, will be more liberal than the father, famous with good life-partner and children- these are the effects of a benign Jove in the seventh.

Jupiter in the Eighth House

This adverse postion of Jupiter makes one dependent on others, will do sinful acts, will have high longevity, will be well liked by all, will do jobs on behalf of others, will be highly determined & will be interested in base women.

Jupiter in the Ninth House

Jovian tenancy of the Ninth makes one highly spiritual. Will have devotion to preceptors, will be scholarly and well informed, will be of ministerial cadre, will be famous & will be highly moral and ethical.

Jupiter in the Tenth House

This benign position of Jupiter makes one well off in life. Will be equivalent to a lord, will be famous with comforts, vehicles and children, will be virtuous, scholarly and fortunate.

Jupiter in the Eleventh House

Jupiter well posited in the eleventh makes one highly determined, scholarly with good longevity, with multiple streams of income, famous and with a lot of conveyances.

Jupiter in the Twelfth House

In the adverse 12th, Jupiter makes one devoid of happiness, sons & fortune Earlier wealth gets destroyed. Will be lacking in funds most of the time. Will be lazy and will lack proper education. Will be ridiculed by many. Will have dubious character.

More quality information about Vedic Astrology & an Astrological
Analysis can be had from http://www.astrologiavedica.com/html/vedichoroscope.htm

The Law of Epistemic Correlation

This Law states that all sciences are interrelated. We will examine what all other sciences are related to this Science of Destiny.

Astro_Numerology

To Pythagorus, the mystery of the Universe was symbolised by Numbers.

Every number has a particular vibration and certain numbers were found to be beneficial to human beings. This synthesis of Numerology and Astrology metamorphosed into the science of Astro-Numerology.

Astro-Gemology

According to Howard Beckman of the Planetary Gemologists Association (www.p-g-a.org), gems increase the transmission of Cosmic Colours radiated by the planets which is absorbed by our etheric or astral body. Thus the Colour Hunger of the etheric body is satiated resulting in the elimination of disease. This is the rationale of Gem Therapy. Dr Kapur in his book ” Gems and Astrology ” has recorded how he has successfully healed a Libra Ascendant patient by making him wear a Golden Topaz!

More information about Planetary Gemology & a FREE Gem Prescription
Report can be had from http://www.astrologiavedica.com/html/planetarygemology.htm

Astrology & Ayurvedic Therapy

Holistic Medicine ( Ayurveda ) is related to the science of the revolving heavens. Ayurvedic physicians of yore used the horoscope to diagnose disease. According to them the seven planets represented the seven gross elements ( dhatus). A weakly placed Saturn was responsible for arthritis and Jupiter for diabetes. Since the 12 signs from the Ascendant represented the 12 limbs of the human body by correspondence, they could discern which part of the body was afflicted by disease. Rahu in the sixth was found to cause gas trouble and ulceration since the sixth house represented the belly.

Astrology as related to Yoga.

Yoga is not a way of doing, it is a way of Being.

The aim of Yoga is Union with Cosmic Intelligence. The Self or the Divine Spark within us is experienced as Bliss. The aspirant by overcoming his negative aspect and uniting with his Higher Self can become one with the “Bliss for which the world’s derelict sorrows yearn”! As the Science of Time, Astrology can point out the barriers on the path of the aspirant, the impediments which block his progress and instruct him how to remove those barriers !

Article by G Kumar, Astrologer, writer & programmer of www.eastrovedica.com. Recently he was awarded a Certificate by the Planetary Gemologists Association Global ( www.p-g-a.org ) as a Planetary Gem Advisor. He has 25 years psychic research experience in the esoteric arts. To subscribe to his free informative Ezine, the Z Files mailto:info@eastrovedica.com?subject=SubscribeZF. His Astro blog is up at http://www.zodiacastrology.blogspot.com & his Philosophy blog is http://transcendentalphilosophy.blogspot.com Mobile 091 9388556053

G Kumar
http://www.articlesbase.com/education-articles/vedic-astrology-vi-62470.html

I’m doing art for GCSE and hopefully A Level.
I don’t know want a job that i’d be stuck inside all day.
I also really want to travel, and I want to have a job I could travel with.
I know there is a lot of jobs you can do with art, but I don’t know what jobs would allow me to travel.
Thank you >.<

All site specific artists work outside. Look at eco art, land art, ecovention, sidewalk art, Andy Goldsworthy, Robert Smithson - there are so many. You will be very surprised what is happening outside.

I’m interested in maybe minoring in art history in college. I’ve always been interested in art history, I’m not very talented with painting or drawing myself but I’ve always thought I would be good at and enjoy being a museum tour guide. Could I get a job like that with a minor in art history? I’ll probably be majoring in theater if that makes any difference. If I can’t do that is there anything else I can do job-wise with a minor like that?

I’ll take a stab at this question. I’m also an art historian: i understand that you are wanting to translate your degree directly into a job, but perhaps you should be thinking a bit more broadly about what you want to get out of college. In other words, you are going there to gain an education, and not necessarily to train for a very specific, predetermined ‘career.’ or perhaps you are: either way, you can have both. If you have a passion for art history, now is the time to pursue it while you still can. You can always get a good paying, rewarding job that has nothing to do with art history, and you can even major in marketing/business or something "useful" to get you to this job. But a minor in art history will educate your mind and reward your intellectual curiosity that you have for the subject. For the rest of your life, you will be able to walk into museums and know something about what you see and why it matters. It will connect you to the history of art, which is a history of shared humanity and shared responsibility. I would go for it while you can. That is what college is for….in my opinion.

The concern is that I have no work experience in graphic design, but am artistically inclined with a good aesthetic sense. What kind of work can I apply for? This is so I can have some income while I study. I do have a bachelors and masters in Psychology already, however I would like to gain experience and exposure in something art-related. Any ideas? Thank you guys..

maybe get an internship, thats a good way to gain experience. But make sure you have a good portfolio, u need to prove to potential jobs that you can do the work. Just saying "oh yeah I can do that" isnt enough.

There are so many different fields of it to get into.

Just look for jobs want ads looking for graphic designers. Go to creativehotlist.com, or craigslist for jobs. I mean if you have a BFA in graphic design you should know what kind of jobs to look for.

I ask this because so many people nowadays want to work in the field of Graphic Art.

unlimited demand for creative persons with lot of imagination and full control over skill to display his creations. this demand will always remain until burst of new technology is developed and comes to use. but demand will always remain

Soft on Nature. Unscented Bathroom Tissue. 100% Recycled Paper. Whitened Without Chlorine. Soft and Absorbent. 2 Ply 198 sheets. Green Forest products are soft, strong and absorbent, and are soft on the environment as well! Many environmentally friendly household paper products do a good job for the earth, but they feel stiff and scratchy. We have discovered state-of-the-art papermaking technology that not only makes paper that meets very advanced environmental standard, but the paper is also very bright and extremely soft. Try Green Forest paper products for yourself! We use 100% recycled paper, not trees, to make Green Forest paper products. This keeps a large amount of reusable paper from ending up in our already overflowing landfills. A minimum of 40% of the paper in Green Forest products is post-consumer recycled paper, meaning material that has been recycled from our homes and offices. Green Forest products are also whitened without chlorine bleach.

Continue reading Green Forest White Bath Tissue 2 Ply — 24 Pack