parima (parimauk.multiply.com)

you have here some good and devoted friends...if you will move...they could not come with you. isnt it ?
you are here from so much long time...why suddenly this desire to go ?
i met once a very frank and cruel person ...who was and still is in a imaginary way my friend...he said that only loosers have more than a year a site...because after his opinion is a waste of time...
more good by a thousand times is the reall life...eeeh...could be indeed...or could be not.
after all is your decision my darling.

It would be cool, but it means that you are moving to the richest part of a city; There isn't too crowded.
;)

I hope that you won't go - but if that is what you must do, then I hope it is the right path for you. I wish you only the best Parima - wherever you are :-)

xo

I don't know if you'll stay. We stay with you.

What site would you use? Something branded with your name to promote you as an artist?

I would prepare the professional site and keep multiply as a place to play and experiment and get many many comments from your online friends.

Just some thoughts....

Also, have you been to the "customize your multiply page" group? I think you could make some significant, free, changes to your site to make it look more like you want it.

Have you checked into that?

Exactly!

Yes, please, go on with Multiply!!!!

Dear Parima.

I think that you have received my answer in the words of the others who have replied to this post. But I think that what you have shared in your own reply down below is what really matters here. You need feedback to what you are posting, you need to know if it somehow touches others and how. You have posted other things that also ask that question. But I will reply to them all here.

First of all, I am sorry that I have been just "peeking in" to see your site for the past couple of months. In truth, I have been trying to work on building my life offline, so that I don't rely so much on the online connections that I have, even if they are still important to me. It bothers me to spend time on the computer when I have the chance and the opportunity to experience life fully with all of my senses. Now I don't even understand where I used to find the time to be on the computer before. I also realize how lonely I used to be, how one of the reasons for being online was that I was missing that human contact - something that I am now finding in my offline life, simply by using the time that I used to use on the computer, to focus on making new connections.

But, you know, sometimes, late at night, or early in the morning, I take a few minutes to see all the posts that have gathered in my e-mail box (there are so very very many of them!) because it is important to me to see what people here have been up to. I can't seem to find time to reply, though. I used to feel guilty about that. People need feedback. But since it is physically impossible to reply most of the time, I have had to accept that and simply to find time, once in a while, to reconnect. So here I am reconnecting. :-)

Yes, I peek in to see your posts - and more often than anyone else's. I look at them all. (I don't have time to look at all of everyone else's posts.) This is because all of your posts have great value for me. In answer to the question you posted elsewhere, your contributions give me a lot!

I am inspired and strengthened by your self-expression: other than the beautiful and powerful works of art that you share with us, I am energized by your boldness and courage just to be yourself and to express just how you feel. Your emotional honesty, your occasional difficult moments and vulnerability, your shyness, your delight, your inspiration, your flights on waves of creative energy, your projects, your business, your busy'ness, your tiredness... I love it all. I love that you are being so REAL! It's all very inspiring. It helps me to be me.

Maybe you feel that you need to separate your personal and professional selves, but to me they are one and the same thing. No need to hide that you are human as you present your art to prospective customers (at least in my opinion). Your humanness as expressed through your soul gives your work all the more meaning, you know. (And I love your newest work, the paintings... a very new, powerful and original kind of art!)

As for how to be successful, to sell your things, make money, all of that. I cannot suggest more than: identify what your dearest dream is... and have that serve as your intention. You will get where you're going to, because the universe supports this kind of fulfillment of dreams. It opens up all kinds of opportunities, like magic, once you have decided what you want. Maybe you will find yourself adjusting your intention along the way, as you learn what you really like, but you will get where you're going to. Trust that. Well, thats my advice. Take it or leave it. It's up to you, of course. :-)

Well, have a beautiful day! Thanks so much for everything that you "put out there". And believe me, there is a lot more appreciation there than you think. There are others who are just as busy as I am and who also don't have time to reply. Please remember that. Silence does not necessarily mean lack of response. That's a lesson that we all have to learn. Because in the face of the unknown we often imagine the worst, wheras the reality is often something very different.

Thank you again, dear loved one. You make a huge difference in my life.

please stay !!! always different,always new, so very PARIMA !