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January 22, 2020

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An Abstruse Symbol

January 13, 2020

And I wish this was a dream a cherished dream come true. And as I think this thought I also knew the real is never the conceptual. The dream , a world without a practical consequence, a word, a thought under erasure. Does it hurt to think and dream, a world where nothing is a sin, where nothing begs for forgiveness, where I create myself and immediately dissolve before time, the hunter tracks me down and nails me, puts me down under a selective square of a parody of what I made of me. an abstruse symbol, a watery grave where everything flows , nothing is held. And in the very moment of saying this I know, how I yearn to create a body, a body that I could call You, a body, a You that will give me a name, a name that will never be erased Shared privately • View activity The Cloberth +1 Food for thought. Thank you + Sushama Karnik REPLY  Nov 13, 2015  Sushama Karnik + The Cloberth Thank you very much that it...

Horse Sacrifice : Significance Tighe, Sushama, Sheikha

July 10, 2024

The universal significance of horse-sacrifice: 'ashwamedha' in Vedas: "We mortals who owe our Self to Time are performing a sacrifice ceaselessly. The Dawn (Usha) is the head of the sacrificial horse ; the Sun his eye, the wind his breath; his open mouth the universal Fire (Agni), and Time, measured by our human parameter as year is the body of the sacrificial horse; the sky his back, the atmosphere his belly, the four quarters his ribs, the seasons his limbs, the half months and months his joints, days and nights his feet, the stars his bones, the clouds his flesh." An excerpt from <Yajnyawalkya> by Sushama Karnik 3 5y 5 years ago Like Reply Edited Active Sushama Karnik Tighe O'Donoghue Ross I thought this archetype would be of interest to the imagination and intuition of the artist in you. 3 5y 5 years ago Like Reply Tighe O'Donoghue Ross Sushama Karnik tremendously so...there must be some link back to the Indo European connection...in Gaelic S...