Be My Guest: Sappho, Anne Carson, Amy Thomas
Amy Thomas is an editor. She is the editor of my latest books. I shared my longing for the Ancient Alexandrian Library and Sappho’s burned
Amy Thomas is an editor. She is the editor of my latest books. I shared my longing for the Ancient Alexandrian Library and Sappho’s burned
If you look into artists’ childhood memories, drawings, and music and literature they liked, you will most likely see the connection to what they create
The Spiritual Blueprint phenomenon reveals itself in the artistic process of any creator. It embraces the essence of any creator’s actions, visualizations, thoughts, and feelings
Cennino d’Andrea Cennini was an Italian painter in the 14th century. He worked in Florence and was inspired by Giotto His book The
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Nona! this is so Exciting!
Nona, please do say you are going to England!!!!
“[…]
I wonder if I shall fall right
[…]
How funny it’ll seem to come out
Among the people that walk with
Their heads down wards!
The antipathies, I think-‘
[…]
Down, down, down.
[ …]”
Very nice [:)]
Hovav
wow! so exiting! It would be amazing if you could go!
It started to bear fruit, your project! You start linking to places around the globe. It is exiting and teaches us that being consistant in your beliefs is a necessity. I was thinking of the ceremonial cercles Dr. Wickstead mentioned as Enso.
Your project has hit pay dirt. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if this caught on with other archaeologists?
VERY COOL INDEED!!!
here we go Nona! interacting past and present with the future to come…
rock’n’roll!
🙂
“I am about to learn something new” — we learn hereby that as we (being in the present) want to catch a link with the past-gone-for-good, we (even REAL archaeologists) also aspire to be there in the future,
so archaeologists would discover that we too existed once…
Isn’t it wonderful how unexpected collaborations are formed. Very interesting!