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4 years ago

“Los hombres están siempre dispuestos a curiosear y averiguar sobre las vidas ajenas, pero les da pereza conocerse a sí mismos y corregir su propia vida.”

San Agustín

5 years ago
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4 years ago
 Lao Tse Dijo:

 Lao Tse dijo:

 Quienes sirven a la vida se adaptan a los cambios cuando actúan. Los cambios surgen de los tiempos; quienes conocen los tiempos no se comportan de manera fija, por ello digo:

 «Los caminos pueden ser guías, pero no senderos trazados; los nombres pueden ser designados, pero no etiquetas fijadas.»

 Los escritos se producen mediante palabras, y las palabras proceden del conocimiento; los intelectuales no saben que ellos no constituyen un camino fijado.

 Los términos que pueden ser designados no forman libros que puedan ser atesorados.

 Las personas instrui­das llegan una y otra vez a un callejón sin salida; esto no es tan bueno como mantenerse centrado. Acaba con el escolasticismo, y no habrá preocupaciones; pon un final a la sagacidad, abandona el conocimiento, y la gente se beneficiará muchas veces.

 Los seres humanos son tranquilos por nacimiento; ésta es la naturaleza celestial.

 Al sentir las cosas, actúan; esto es deseo natural.

 Cuando las cosas vienen a ellos, responden. Éste es la acción del conocimiento.

 Cuan­do el conocimiento y las cosas interactúan, surgen las preferencias y las aversiones.

 Cuando las preferencias y las aversiones están formadas, el conocimiento va hacia las cosas externas \ no puede retornarse al ser; de esta manera desaparece el diseño celestial.

  Por consiguiente, los sabios no sustituyen lo celes­tial por lo humano.

 Externamente evolucionan con las cosas, pero internamente no pierden su verdadero estado.

 Así, quienes realizan el Camino regresan a la clara tranquilidad.

 Quienes descubren el secreto de las cosas acaban sin tener estratagemas.

 Alimentan la inte­ligencia mediante la calma, unifican el espíritu median­te la abstracción, y se dirigen a la puerta de la nada.

 Quienes siguen el cielo viajan con el Camino; quienes siguen a los humanos se mezclan con lo vul­gar.

 Por ello, los sabios no dejan que los negocios per­turben al mundo y no permiten que los deseos con­fundan los sentimientos.

 Hacen lo que es apropiado sin argucias; se confía en ellos aunque no hablen.

 Tie­nen éxito sin pensar en él, logran sus metas sin estrata­gemas.

 Por lo tanto, cuando están arriba, la gente no lo toma a mal; y cuando no están al frente, los demás no les atacan.

 Todo el mundo recurre a ellos, los traicio­neros le temen.

 Como ellos no luchan con nadie, nadie se atreve a luchar con ellos.

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4 years ago

Common Spell Items

Here’s a collection of items you can easily find outside and their correspondences/associations

Grass:  Psychic powers, protection, growth, nature, learning, healing, new beginnings, recovery from loss Pine needles:  Cleansing, healing and strengthening. It also acts as a natural insect repellent Pine cones: Masculinity, fertility Maple Leaves: Feminine, moon magic, travel, learning, dealing with change, decision making, spiritual healing Pennies: Luck, wealth Dandelions: Divination, wishes, calling spirits Dandelion leaves:  Summoning spirits, healing, purification, defeating negativity Red/purple wild clover:  Fidelity, love, money, protection, the blessing of domestic animals White wild clover: Breaking curses Two leaf clover: Love, luck Three leaf clover: protection, luck Four leaf clover: Protection, psychic powers, spirit work, luck, success Oak leaf:  Truth, steadfast knowledge, protection Acorn:  Good luck, protection, wisdom, and personal power Walnut: Healing and protection

Feel free to add any more! 

4 years ago

Me vio como se mira al través de un cristal

o del aire

o de nada.

Y entonces supe: yo no estaba allí

ni en ninguna otra parte

ni había estado nunca ni estaría.

Y fui como el que muere en la epidemia,

sin identificar, y es arrojado

a la fosa común.

Desamor | Rosario Castellanos

4 years ago

“We are living in a culture entirely hypnotized by the illusion of time, in which the so-called present moment is felt as nothing but an infinitesimal hairline between an all-powerfully causative past and an absorbingly important future. We have no present. Our consciousness is almost completely preoccupied with memory and expectation. We do not realize that there never was, is, nor will be any other experience than present experience. We are therefore out of touch with reality. We confuse the world as talked about, described, and measured with the world which actually is. We are sick with a fascination for the useful tools of names and numbers, of symbols, signs, conceptions and ideas.”

— Alan Watts

4 years ago
TEATRI - TEATRO GRECO TAORMINA, ERACLEA MINOA, PALAZZOLO ACREIDE, SEGESTA, SIRACUSA, TEATRO MASSIMO PALERMO,
TEATRI - TEATRO GRECO TAORMINA, ERACLEA MINOA, PALAZZOLO ACREIDE, SEGESTA, SIRACUSA, TEATRO MASSIMO PALERMO,
TEATRI - TEATRO GRECO TAORMINA, ERACLEA MINOA, PALAZZOLO ACREIDE, SEGESTA, SIRACUSA, TEATRO MASSIMO PALERMO,
TEATRI - TEATRO GRECO TAORMINA, ERACLEA MINOA, PALAZZOLO ACREIDE, SEGESTA, SIRACUSA, TEATRO MASSIMO PALERMO,
TEATRI - TEATRO GRECO TAORMINA, ERACLEA MINOA, PALAZZOLO ACREIDE, SEGESTA, SIRACUSA, TEATRO MASSIMO PALERMO,
TEATRI - TEATRO GRECO TAORMINA, ERACLEA MINOA, PALAZZOLO ACREIDE, SEGESTA, SIRACUSA, TEATRO MASSIMO PALERMO,
TEATRI - TEATRO GRECO TAORMINA, ERACLEA MINOA, PALAZZOLO ACREIDE, SEGESTA, SIRACUSA, TEATRO MASSIMO PALERMO,
TEATRI - TEATRO GRECO TAORMINA, ERACLEA MINOA, PALAZZOLO ACREIDE, SEGESTA, SIRACUSA, TEATRO MASSIMO PALERMO,
TEATRI - TEATRO GRECO TAORMINA, ERACLEA MINOA, PALAZZOLO ACREIDE, SEGESTA, SIRACUSA, TEATRO MASSIMO PALERMO,
TEATRI - TEATRO GRECO TAORMINA, ERACLEA MINOA, PALAZZOLO ACREIDE, SEGESTA, SIRACUSA, TEATRO MASSIMO PALERMO,

TEATRI - TEATRO GRECO TAORMINA, ERACLEA MINOA, PALAZZOLO ACREIDE, SEGESTA, SIRACUSA, TEATRO MASSIMO PALERMO, TEATRO REGINA MARGHERITA CALTANISSETTA, TEATRO PIRANDELLO AGRIGENTO, TEATRO MASSIMO BELLINI A CATANIA, TEATRO VITTORIO EMANUELE MESSINA.

THEATER AND SICILY - 02 THEATER: EMOTIONAL SITE

The first theaters in Sicily were the Greek ones that built them in every city they founded. I love these theaters that have the sky on the roof and the sea in front of the spectators, where the spectators surround the actor and the word arrives everywhere with the same strength and beauty. The Arabs did not bring theaters but minstrels and poetry, the Normans with their deeds created the starting point for the puppet theater. The Arab minstrels soon became Storytellers and created a theater without actors where the music and the verses and the drawings of events described the story. Although the Pupi theater appears poor and primordial it was an important constant of Sicilian culture. The Pupari visited the villages and created a theater in every square reciting the history of the Paladins with rhymes and verses. In every big city there was a puppet theater that the priests did not criticize and where poor and rich attended as it spoke of love and honor, of duties and traitors, very strong elements in our culture.

Towards the end of 1700 began the first theaters of which you see some photos and that were frequented by the nobility and rich bourgeoisie. In reality there were others much more popular that were an evolution of the puppet theater. But these are not the only theaters in Sicily. I remember that the first time I went to the theater was when I was five years old to see a company that played a very funny farce but based on betrayals and loves, that I did not understand. The theater in which I was was very large, with the stars for the ceiling and all of us spectators around the stage. This theater was the square of the village where a truck had climbed with a small stage and the painted backdrops to offer a show for the patronal feast. That company of popular actors (in the sense that they came from the people, reciting texts for the people), remembered what had been the “Commedia dell'Arte” those small companies of actors who invaded Europe in 1500-1600 disclosing the art theatrical. Now there are poor companies with few means that do not always visit my old town to still recite the classics of popular theater; But I see that the young people of my village regularly act as actors, creating a stage in the square to play on.

And that’s what I wanted to tell you: a theater to play in Sicily is not just a building but a popular concept to find and listen, to participate, laugh and eventually think. And these places that create, sow and spread emotions in Sicily there are many because Sicily itself is an emotion.

TEATRO E SICILIA - 02 - IL TEATRO: IL LUOGO DELLE EMOZIONI

I primi teatri in Sicilia furono quelli greci che li costruirono in ogni città che fondarono. Io amo questi teatri che hanno per tetto il cielo e per fondale il mare, dove gli spettatori circondano l’attore e la parola arriva ovunque con la stessa forza e bellezza. Gli arabi non portarono teatri ma menestrelli e poesia, i Normanni con le loro gesta crearono il punto di partenza per il teatro dei Pupi. I menestrelli arabi diventarono presto cantastorie e crearono un teatro senza attori dove la musica ed i versi ed i disegni degli avvenimenti descrivevano la storia. Il teatro dei Pupi benché appaia povero e primordiale fu una costante importante della cultura siciliana. I Pupari visitavano i paesi e creavano un teatro in ogni piazza recitando con rime e versi la storia dei Paladini. In ogni grande città vi era un teatro dei pupi che i preti non criticavano e poveri e ricchi frequentavano in quanto parlava di amore ed onore, di doveri e traditori, elementi molto forti nella nostra cultura. 

Verso la fine del 1700 incominciarono a nascere i primi teatri di cui vedi alcune foto e che erano frequentati dalla nobiltà e ricca borghesia. In realtà ve ne erano altri molto più popolari che erano una evoluzione del teatro dei pupi. Ma non sono solo questi i teatri in Sicilia. Io ricordo che la prima volta che andai a teatro fu quando avevo cinque anni per vedere una compagnia popolare che recitava una farsa molto divertente ma che basandosi su tradimenti e amori, io non capivo. Il teatro in cui ero era grandissimo, con le stelle per soffitto e tutti noi spettatori intorno al palcoscenico. Questo teatro era la piazza del paese dove era salito un camion con un piccolo palco e dei fondali pitturati per offrire uno spettacolo in occasione della festa patronale. Quella compagnia di attori popolari (nel senso che venivano dal popolo, recitando testi per il popolo), ricordava quello che era stata la “Commedia dell’Arte” quelle piccole compagnie di attori che invasero l’Europa nel 1500-1600 divulgando l’arte teatrale. Ora vi sono compagnie povere e con pochi mezzi che non sempre visitano il mio vecchio paese per recitare ancora i classici del teatro popolare; io però vedo che regolarmente sono i giovani del paese a farsi attori, a creare un palco nella piazza su cui recitare. 

Ed è questo che volevo dirti: un Teatro per recitare in Sicilia non è solo un edificio ma è una concezione popolare per ritrovarsi ed ascoltare, per partecipare, ridere e alla fine pensare. E questi luoghi che creano, seminano e diffondono emozioni in Sicilia ve ne sono tantissimi perché la Sicilia stessa, è un emozione.

4 years ago
Self-Portrait With Death As A Fiddler, 1872, Arnold Bocklin

Self-Portrait with Death as a Fiddler, 1872, Arnold Bocklin

Medium: oil,canvas

4 years ago
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