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Art is his religion. Worlding is their worlding.
Some while ago I read the phrase “art is his religion”. Where I saw this I have no idea. I do remember that in was in a context in which everyone was expected to know this. When I saw it I re-parsed it from my [selfing the world :: worlding...
Rainer Maria Rilke’s Sonnets to Orpheus
Found written in pencil, in the margins of a book of poetry, is a short confirmation of what I found in reading Denis de Rougemont’s Passion and Society. There I learnt about the intertwining layers of Manichaean heresy and orthodoxy in the...
Alignment ⑫ a/symmetry
In my morning routine at work in a library, the first thing I do is dusting.
I dust the books on their shelves. As I dust I note books passing by. I’ve read that one. I should read that one.
So one of these mornings I saw Nobel physicist...
Emily Herring's Henri Bergson’s evolution in his intuition, durée & élan vital
I’ve been following, very loosely, other people’s readings of Henri-Louis Bergson for sometime, as I have other writer’s works, but he has been a slow burn. Once so popular, now remembered by items found like second-hand curios. Many of us...
The Tao of Cooking by Sally Pasley
This book has sat on our recipe bookshelf ever since I met Mona. I’ve never looked in it. Originally bought by Mona’s mother Sigrid in 1983, Sigrid handed it on in 1989. I can sort of see why this was gifted, the book is what we used to cal...
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