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Explore Unique Art Designs at Sosanni V
Join me at Sosanni V Where Art Finds Life – and Life Finds Art. Welcome to a space where each design tells a story, where prints, posters, and wearable art go beyond the ordinary. Dive into vibrant worlds, dreamy textures, and bold statements made to hang on your walls or walk with you on your sleeve. Every piece is crafted to inspire, to spark joy, and to add a touch of the extraordinary to the…
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From a deer to myths to veganism in one ramble… On a beach on the island of Limnos, a beautiful deer was swimming in the Aegean and emerged so gracefully from the water. Such a beautiful tweet (or beautiful ‘x’?). I wanted to share it with you. Culture is not only the arts and letters, but it’s also our surroundings – it’s all one. We are all one, but I won’t go there, or else I will ramble off…
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How Much of What We Believe About Ancient History is Really True? by Ancient Origins UNLEASHEDThinking Critically about Myths and Legends by Ken JeremiahRead on Substackhttps://substack.com/embedjs/embed.js
The images did not show for the last two posts….is worth a click back to x to check it out. The womb cave is phenomenal…seriously. But the AI picture is …I don’t have a word that comes to mind to describe it. Humorous? Yes. Disturbing? Yes….because as an image it says much more between the pixels…
Is AI trying to tell us something?
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The Womb Cave
A Fertility Shrine Utroba Cave, also known as Womb Cave, a prehistoric cave sanctuary in Kardzhali Province, Bulgaria. The cave resembles a human vulva and dates to Thracian period (6th-2nd Century BC). Historians believe that it was once used as a fertility shrine.According to researchers, this… pic.twitter.com/sMnriM02e6— Archaeo – Histories (@archeohistories) November 7, 2024…
Tolkien. Still Pertains.
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Can Sage become the new Rage?
Have we found the perfect antidote for brainwashing? It befits, does it not? Beautiful day for a timeline cleanse pic.twitter.com/fKpUevxTKq— wim vertriest (@wim_vertriest) November 6, 2024 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Caligula's Jeweler
A stunning 2000 year-old sapphire ring, once belonged to the Roman Emperor Caligula (r. 37-41 AD), has an incredibly detailed Portrait carved into it :In 18th Century AD, George Spencer, 4th Duke of Marlborough, amassed an incredible collection of carved gemstones and cameos.… pic.twitter.com/jhHhboG2hw— Archaeo – Histories (@archeohistories) November 5, 2024…
Are Writers Just Gifted Liars?
Sartre did write that ‘A man is always a teller of tales’ and he also wrote “…everything changes when you tell about life.” in his novel Nausea which was published in the late 1930’s. (That was quite an era…) I was immediately intrigued and I want to share that moment with you. Storytelling goes back to the dawn of man. (No, don’t go evolution and Neanderthal brain size on me, you know what I…
Rethinking Life Without A Narrative Lens
A man is always a teller of tales,’ wrote Jean-Paul Sartre in his novel Nausea (1938), ‘he lives surrounded by his stories and the stories of others, he sees everything that happens to him through them; and he tries to live his own life as if he were telling a story. However, telling a story is not just a powerful creative act. Some philosophers think that narratives are fundamental to our…
The Master Wordsmith
A beggar’s book outworths a noble’s blood. – William Shakespeare