February 2012
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January 2012
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Cry me a river that leads to your ocean..
@BillNyi
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The Problem as an Ego Tonic
lucifelle: The ego does not feel good, at ease, with molehills; it wants mountains. Even if it is a misery, it should not be a molehill, it should be an Everest. Even if it is miserable, the ego doesn’t want to be ordinarily miserable; it wants to be extraordinarily miserable! People go on and on, creating big problems out of nothing. I have talked to thousands of people about their...
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The Ninth Circle:
Ninth Circle (Treachery) The ninth circle is ringed by classical and Biblical giants, who perhaps symbolize the pride and other spiritual flaws lying behind acts of treachery.[50] The giants are standing on a ledge above the ninth circle of Hell,[51] so that from the Malebolge they are visible from the waist up. They include Nimrod, as well as Ephialtes (who with his brother Otus tried to storm...
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“The awakening of a new basic attitude towards existence is not the first thing...”
– Ernst Schertel, Magic: History, Theory, Practice (via lucifelle)
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“Talking to you is a maze that is only natural for me to enter..”
–  -B.
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“Ozymandias I met a traveller from an antique land Who said: Two vast and...”
– sonnet by Percy Bysshe Shelley
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The Eighth Circle:
Eighth Circle (Fraud) The last two circles of Hell punish sins that involve conscious fraud or treachery. These circles can be reached only by descending a vast cliff, which Dante and Virgil do on the back of Geryon, a winged monster traditionally represented as having three heads or three conjoined bodies,[33] but described by Dante as having three mixed natures: human, bestial, and...
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“Everybody can’t go, but I’ma take who I can. -”
– - Trey Songz
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