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oureax

nature-euphoria

landscape | The green hat | by Vorrarit | http://ift.tt/1RtB5xM

allehsu

Last moments in #shanghai #china #jingan #上海 #靜安 #中國 #viewfrommywindow #latergram #beforesunrise (at Shanghai Jingan District)

#shanghai #china #asia

geometrymatters

thegloomyhermit

geometrymatters:

Sacred Geometry in the Solar System and in the Galaxy

http://www.scribd.com/doc/190983674/John-Martineau-A-Little-Book-of-Coincidence-in-the-Solar-System

yes yes yes

jasonwrightstudios

#TheWho RogerDaltrey #PeteTownshed #John Entwistle #Keith Moon #owls #owl #parody #music #BritishRoundel #Roundel

#the who #owls #owl

passionatelyaddicted-deactivate

ghostlywriterr

The heart of man is very much like the sea, it has its storms, its tides and its depths; it has its pearls too.

Vincent Van Gogh’s letters

xynth69

#quentin tarantino #film #art #pulp fiction #kill bill #inglourious basterds

illuminatizeitgeist

“Throughout all serious esoteric writings, the term Light repeatedly  appears, and it may seem that this is a metaphor about the Spiritual condition.  But reference to Light is not metaphorical; it is descriptive.Those with even  minimal experience of the inner worlds will attest to the fact that much of the  inspired literature of the East and West, interpreted by theologians as merely  symbol, is a strikingly accurate description of spiritual experience.

The search for direct experience of this Light is the “Great Work” of the  Personality in incarnation, and devotion to the Great Work is the virtue  assigned to Tiphareth. The principle involved is that when the individual man  improves himself in some way, that improvement works to the benefit of the  entire human race. Moreover, as it was put by the Egyptian astronomer  Ptolemy, in his Centiloquy: “A sagacious mind improves the operation of the  heavens as a skillful farmer, by cultivation, improves nature.” Ultimately, the  Great Work is the work of return to the Godhead from which the Universe  emanated.”

Robert Wang: The Qabalistic Tarot: A Textbook of Mystical Philosophy