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A storm approaching from the south. The clouds have that dark grey blue look.
Jupiter Fla.
Lisa Angst Belyea Jupiter Daily Storm approaching.
* * * * “The term home (Old Norse Heimr, High German heim, Greek kōmi, meaning “village”) has, since a long time, been taken over by two kinds of moralists, both dear to those who wield power. The notion of home became the keystone for a code of domestic morality, safeguarding the property (which included the women) of the family. Simultaneously the notion of homeland supplied a first article of faith for patriotism, persuading men to die in wars which often served no other interest except that of a minority of their ruling class. Both usages have hidden the original meaning. Originally home meant the center of the world—not in a geographical, but in an ontological sense. Mircea Eliade has demonstrated how home was the place from which the world could be founded. A home was established, as he says, “at the heart of the real.” [...] Without a home at the center of the real, one was not only shelterless, but also lost in non-being, in unreality. Without a home everything was fragmentation.” -John Berger, And Our Faces, My Heart, Brief as Photos
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Ominous Clouds
Lace on the beach.
“storm approaching”
⚠️SOMETHING IS APPROACHING MEXICO 🇲🇽 ⛈️🌪️
Just a heads up