Forget Tomorrow is a parable of endless ocean containing individuality of passing wave, fleeting but capable of destroying a city, and to sink a ship or cheer a surfer by most beautiful moment of his life. It´s based on the classic yogic metaphor of individual person - Atman and endless eternity - Brahman.

While the first Forget Tomorrow combines the energy of ocean with Shakti energy of beautiful women and bewitching beacon of death – skull, as the transformation of Hamlet´s „Be or not to be“ into the words of Guru Anahdan:

"I do not understand who told to the people that the purpose of life is to get old?"

Forget Tomorrow II, on the strength of ocean energy evokes the magic circle of life into a spiral of Buddhist Thanka.