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Cosimo Galluzzi

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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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Pyramid of Quetzalcoatl at Teotihuacan, Mexico, 1925
curious miscellanies
“This is the Black Gnosis: when all is madness, there is no madness.”
— Scott R. Jones, When The Stars Are Right: Towards an Authentic R’lyehian Spirituality (via astranemus)
UNTITLED (ALLIGATOR PEAR IN RED DISH), 1923. GEORGIA O'KEEFFE, 1887 - 1986. Oil on canvas
Georgy Kurasov, "Trial of a Witch"
Source: bellisimabelinda
Sutra, Tantra, and Dzogchen
For dealing with the passions, we can use the example of a poisonous plant. According to the Sutra interpretation, the plant must be destroyed, because there is no other way to resolve the problem of its poison. The Sutra practitioner renounces all the passions.
According to the Tantric system, the tantric adept should take the poisonous plant and mix it with another plant in order to form an antidote: he does not reject the passions but tries to transform them into aids to practice. The Tantric adept is like a doctor who transforms the poisonous plants into medicine.
The peacock, on the other hand, eats the poisonous plant because he has the capacity to use the energy contained in the poison to make himself more beautiful; that is, he frees the poisonous property of the plant into energy for growth. This is the Dzogchen method of effortlessly liberating passions directly as they arise.
– From “Wonders of the Natural Mind” by Rinpoche Tenzin Wangyal
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Fernando Rosa
Thomas Merton, Thoughts in Solitude
Cut it out, Max-o-matic
“This is the Black Gnosis: when all is madness, there is no madness.”
— Scott R. Jones, When The Stars Are Right: Towards an Authentic R’lyehian Spirituality (via astranemus)
There exists in certain shadow - and in certain light - things that will rip your vitality to shreds. So keep safe. Lock your doors. Pull your curtains tight. Do not let your spirit dance in the sunlight.
Helaena Moon @ : http://hapless-hollow.tumblr.com/ (via hapless-hollow)
Pleiades, Max Ernst, 1920.
Number of psychologists per 100.000 people.
by @maps_black