Everywhere Eyeballs Are Aflam - Odile Redon - 1888

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Everywhere Eyeballs Are Aflam - Odile Redon - 1888
No, seriously, do NOT.
Feeling dirty and grimy for extended periods of time is extremely draining on the mental well-being of humans. Psychological studies prove it is detrimental to our self-esteem and contentment. And no wonder; we are animals--homo sapiens, a kind of ape--that instinctively places high importance on personal grooming. Like monkeys and cats and birds in a zoo, one of the best ways to make us feel sad ... is to make us feel gross to ourselves.
So here's an easy saying from my therapist/zookeeper:
"If you feel like you hate the world, eat something.
If you feel like the world hates you, get some sleep.
If you feel like you hate yourself, take a shower.
You will probably feel much better."
Do all three at once to become the perfect life form
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Yes this is the source of the text!
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Shrouded Skeleton, 1860
Brass rubbing from funerary monument in Hildersham, Cambridgeshire.
Black wax on paper. 39 x 23 1/16 in.
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Louis I. Kahn, Hurva Synagogue, 1974
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Spring/Summer 1997
featuring Aubrey Beardsley’s illustration How Four Queens Found Lancelot Sleeping, from the 1893 edition of Sir Thomas Malory’s Le Morte d’Arthur