All the world’s a stage, and we are merely players. But who is our intended audience, our society, or the vast mystery of the Cosmos? (Paraphrase of don Americo Yabar and William Shakespeare).
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“The subjective fallacy is: ‘If it works for me then it will work for everyone’. The objective fallacy is: ‘if it works for me then I can get anyone to believe that it worked for me’.”
From the delightful book: Zen Without Zen Masters, Camden Benares (1977)
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Mamma Tuta Danced
In the beginning was Mamma Tuta, the dark, the void. Then Mamma Tuta began to dance, and as she danced the stars streamed out of her elbows, out of her knees, out of her breasts, out of her womb, and as she danced the stars were strewn across the universe.
This post was updated on June 3, 2011 to include the photo by NASA STScl.
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Photo by Oakley Gordon
There is a song sung in Quechua by the women of the high Andes. It begins like this:
“I walk without shoes in the mountains. My bare feet touch the mountain. The mountain takes pleasure in knowing my body.”
This beautiful world-view is reflected in a quote from the book Masters of the Living Energy, by Joan Parisi Wilcox. ‘Andeans are born into a world that they believe is as conscious of them as they are of it.’
