VIEW SHINGLES* IN LOS ANGELES

An itch of a different kind.

*Singles

Rudolph Valentino at the shore. Pass me my fan.

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Random quote of the day:

 

“Nothing is so beautiful and wonderful, nothing is so continually fresh and surprising, so full of sweet and perpetual ecstasy, as the good. No desert is so dreary, monotonous, and boring as evil. This is the truth about authentic good and evil. With fictional good and evil it is the other way round.  Fictional good is boring and flat, while fictional evil is varied and intriguing, attractive, profound, and full of charm.”

—Simone Weil, Morality and Literature

 

 


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Random quote of the day:

 

“Outside the sacred temple, a dog is pissing to the skies.”

—Zen saying

 

 


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Random quote of the day:

 

“The spirit [is] the pattern of information of which we are made—our genes, proteins, memories, and personalities. In this sense, spirituality is the quest to know the place of our spirit within the deep time of evolution and the deep space of the cosmos. Although there are many paths to spirituality, I believe that science gives us the deepest possible sense of grandeur and wonder about our place in time and space.”

—Michael Shermer, “The Value of Skepticism: Is Skepticism a Negative or a Positive for Science and Humanity?”

 

 


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Random quote of the day:

 

“A God forms our subjective visions so that we see the world according to its ideas.”

—James Hillman, Revisioning Psychology

 


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Random quote of the day:

 

“It’s in the unknown that we live and breathe and move, all the time pretending it’s the known.”

—Deepak Chopra, Iconoclasts

 


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Fresh off the brain this morning:

 

Poetry is a dance with fans that scarcely covers your nakedness.
Poetry is an inverted dance, spinning on the top of your head.
Poetry is a one-legged dance, balancing on the end of a peg.
Poetry is a dance of wholeness, never fragments of movement.
Poetry is a tumbling dance, made up as you go.
Poetry is an evasive dance, never long pinned down in one spot.

 

 

 

 

*The Windhover, Gerard Manley Hopkins.

Random quote of the day:

 

“Heal yourself first before you heal others.”

—African proverb

 

 


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Random quote of the day:

 

“The unnameable is the eternally real.”

—Lao-tzu, Tao Te Ching, No. 1, tr. Stephen Mitchell

 

 


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