The greatest we us is the limitless unity which needs not be labeled us.
Category: Animal Noble
A Handwriting Celebration
A Brief History of Penmanship on National Handwriting Day By JENNIE COHENUpdated AUG 22, 2018 / original: JAN 23, 2012 Borrowing aspects of the Etruscan alphabet, the ancient Romans were among the first to develop a written script for transactions and correspondence. By the fifth century A.D. it included early versions of lowercase letters and… Continue reading A Handwriting Celebration
Word, Verb, Verbal
bla being equipment
If the adult is the result of the child…
how incomplete is a growth if some memories are gone, ignored, or not mastered?
Before “Listen!”
… listen
Insecurity /
Insecurities are not the ones radiating insecurity but the desperate efforts to hide them.
two frameworks for exercising respect /
respect the subject as a being respect the subject as an individual As a being, respect shall always be granted.
Prophylactic tears
If one can look at beauty today, and imagine it today disappearing tomorrow, would the tears that come ahead of its disappearance prevent us from allowing it to disappear?
Posterity
The intention one may have when allowing beauty and essence to be carried out in one’s work, is not to be a need to actively and intentionally touch humanity in posterity. The need lies in posterity being touched, not in the author of a piece needing to touch.
sending you a very different hug, now
At a given time, in the most concise bundle of energy, of emotions, as the lightest of gestures possible, in the shortest form we have ever been able to convey — an sms, a short text — I may send you a hugSuch a short message differs greatly from the use of the phrase at… Continue reading sending you a very different hug, now
Garden
How is it possible that most humans, while breathing in the belief of being educated, successful, even free, do not have, nor care to have a garden?
If a point is reached in understanding that blueberries are more than blue, and certainly more than berries
what is food? what is fruit, actually? and how much does the animal understand? how much does the noble understand?
Belief vs. Knowlege
which is more dangerous?
The Life You Give: Nelson Mandela *VII 18 1918
Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela was born in Transkei, South Africa on July 18, 1918. His father was Hendry Mphakanyiswa of the Tembu Tribe. Mandela himself was educated at University College of Fort Hare and the University of Witwatersrand where he studied law. He joined the African National Congress in 1944 and was engaged in resistance against… Continue reading The Life You Give: Nelson Mandela *VII 18 1918
Meditation
not to bring one to oneself but to bring one to the essence of us, of all, of everything not to search for beauty, not to avoid what is not beauty rather be beauty
“I come from a humble family — and I’m proud of that” cb
It is not that I would want to impose my personal demands on life, and the desired framework for it on my fellow humans. I do, however, wonder about how we mature as humans into the usage of a language, develop an intrinsic need of expression, and aim for clarity in the individual and collective… Continue reading “I come from a humble family — and I’m proud of that” cb
If there were no view of a god amongst any of us for the last two millennia
… who would we thank, depend upon, question?
Truth, Chatter
There is an inner desire to speak what is true speak what is sincere in the heartsincere to the heartin what is true und understood to the intellectIf the desire lives within to utter what is truemuch less will be utteredand much less needs sorting between what iswhat seemsand what fools
Life, adjusted, again
between the realm of the thought, the philosophical, intellectual, that of the rational inclinations, desires and the realm of the spirit, of the soul, of the all encompassing nothing, and the miniscule totality, needless of being tangible, yet tuned to the true sense of rivers somewhere in between to the touch of both life has… Continue reading Life, adjusted, again
Two sides of being vane
Dozens over dozens of postings appear around May and June every year, not because they are necessarily posted at this point but because hundreds over hundreds of individuals may be searching for guidance, as they embark on their first tries at making any of those macerated spirits containing green walnuts. And in all these postings,… Continue reading Two sides of being vane
Some days are like of animal to the eye, and of noble to the palate
Sweet corn, plantains, lamb leg
Sila Blume 