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Things seem clearer in the silver light of the extraordinary - Harlan Ellison
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Beyond all notions of wrong doing and right doing, there is a field.
i will meet you there.
Rumi
lokaha samasta
sukhino bhavantu
“The most political decision you can make is where you direct people's eyes. And the most politically indoctrinating thing you can do to a human being is to show him, every day, that there can be no change.”
—Wim Wenders
Virgilio Pinera
"I've learned to swim on dry land. It turns out to be more practical than doing it in the water. There is no fear of sinking, for one is already on the bottom, and by the same token, one is drowned beforehand. It also avoids having to be fished out by the light of a lantern or in the dazzling clarity of a beautiful day. Finally, the absence of water keeps one from swelling up.
I won't deny that swimming on dry land is somewhat agonizing. At first sight one would be reminded of death throes. Nevertheless, this is different: at the same time one is agonizing, one is quite alive, quite alert, listening to the music entering through the window and watching the worm crawl across the floor.
At first my friends criticized this decision. They fled from my glances and sobbed in corners. Happily, the crisis is past. Now they know I am comfortable swimming on dry land. Once in a while I sink my hands into the marble tiles and offer them a tiny fish that I catch in the subermarine depths." ~ Virgilio Pinera
i will meet you there.
Rumi
lokaha samasta
sukhino bhavantu
“The most political decision you can make is where you direct people's eyes. And the most politically indoctrinating thing you can do to a human being is to show him, every day, that there can be no change.”
—Wim Wenders
Virgilio Pinera
"I've learned to swim on dry land. It turns out to be more practical than doing it in the water. There is no fear of sinking, for one is already on the bottom, and by the same token, one is drowned beforehand. It also avoids having to be fished out by the light of a lantern or in the dazzling clarity of a beautiful day. Finally, the absence of water keeps one from swelling up.
I won't deny that swimming on dry land is somewhat agonizing. At first sight one would be reminded of death throes. Nevertheless, this is different: at the same time one is agonizing, one is quite alive, quite alert, listening to the music entering through the window and watching the worm crawl across the floor.
At first my friends criticized this decision. They fled from my glances and sobbed in corners. Happily, the crisis is past. Now they know I am comfortable swimming on dry land. Once in a while I sink my hands into the marble tiles and offer them a tiny fish that I catch in the subermarine depths." ~ Virgilio Pinera
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