i wish people would do this in competition
Marie-Claude Pietragalla performing as the Chosen One in Rite of Spring

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i wish people would do this in competition
Marie-Claude Pietragalla performing as the Chosen One in Rite of Spring
Kurapika is now drowning
please turn up sounds it won’t be anything without that!!!!!
you know you have it bad when you're about to watch a 2.5 hours long ballet about ballet
Tamara Karsavina, Vaslav Nijinsky and Ludmilla Schollar in Jeux (Games) a ballet written by Claude Debussy.
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“How, then, to imagine, the expansive heart of this God—greater than God—who takes seven buses, just to arrive at us. We settle sometimes for less than intimacy with God when all God longs for is this solidarity with us. In Spanish, when you speak of your great friend, you describe the union and kinship as being de uña y mugre—our friendship is like the fingernail and the dirt under it. Our image of who God is and what’s on God’s mind is more tiny than it is troubled. It trips more on our puny sense of God than over conflicting creedal statements or theological considerations. The desire of God’s heart is immeasurably larger than our imaginations can conjure. This longing of God’s to give us peace and assurance and a sense of well-being only awaits our willingness to cooperate with God’s limitless magnanimity.”
― Gregory Boyle, Tattoos on the Heart: The Power of Boundless Compassion
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Richard Buckle, Nijinsky: The Revealing Portrait of the Legendary Dancer (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1971), 330.