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“The trees you planted in childhood have grown too heavy. You cannot bring them along. Give yourselves to the air, to what you cannot hold.”
— Rainer Maria Rilke, “Part One IV,” from Sonnets to Orpheus
The Greek for “divine possession” is enthusiasmos—enthusiasm. To be enthused or enthusiastic is to be “engodded,” to be divinely inspired.
—Stephen Fry, Mythos
Last light, Mary Mattingly
please do not let your monotonous days and the tendency to isolate yourself deviate and distract you from your visions and goals in life. let it mean something and have a grip on you.
Katherine Mansfield, in a diary entry dated 14 October 1922, from Letters and Journals of Katherine Mansfield
Lord of Shadows- Cassandra Clare
"The God of Small Things", Arundhati Roy
Thankfully, it is God’s grip on me—not my feeble grip on Him—that keeps me safe in the fold of His love.
— Diana Stone
Musings from Anna Fusco
Emily Dickinson | Letter to Susan Gilbert | May 1952
— endlessnamelesseternity (via letsbelonelytogetherr)
man az man mordam o peyda shodam baaz
Anaïs Nin, Henry and June [originally published 1986]