#ex nihilo

[exnihilo-comic]

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[nemfrog]

First day. Let there be light. Die Bibel in Bildern. The Bible in Pictures. 1860. After woodcuts by Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld,

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[sanjaangie]

Ex Nihilo, Frederick Elliott Hart (1943 – 1999) - Devil's Advocate (1993)

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Frederick Hart in front of the completed clay for The Creation Sculpture, Ex Nihilo. 1978-84, Washington National Cathedral

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"Being a realized immortal for a breath’ is an interesting expression. Usually one considers immortals to be permanently immortal. When one`s original spirit awakens, even if only for a breath, that moment is out of time and can be called immortal. At one time when I had an experience like this about 15 years ago, a connection with an experience I had when I was 5 or 6 years old occurred. I had completely forgotten about this experience and suddenly it returned and felt very vivid and alive, and I understood that this experience had been a deep moment of awakening. These moments are eternal moments that time cannot erase, although one can become disconnected from them.

Forever is composed of Nows."

~ Emily Dickinson

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[watkinschow]

Hickman Avengers quad-panel sketch card for Upper Deck's Marvel Premier 2021/2023 set

[wisdomfish]

“Firmly believe that [God] produced [the world] entirely out of nothing, and then you have found the knowledge of God, by believing that he possesses such mighty power. But some people are too weak to believe all this at first, owing to their views about matter. Like the philosophers, they would rather have it that in the beginning the universe was made by God out of underlying matter.”

Tertullian, ‘On the Resurrection of the Flesh,’ chapter 11

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[bebemoon]

look for the name: DAPHNE

knwls asymmetrical "spira" mini dress in acid pink

miu miu dyed stole w/ grosgrain tie closure

gucci acrylic and crystal shell headpiece

ex nihilo "vesper glitz" eau de parfum

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