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The Mind
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2011
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Spring Water
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2005
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Favorite Bedtime Stories
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2014
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Telling Time by the Shadows
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2008
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“In dreaming
we travel to a place where all is forgiven.”
― Dreaming My Animal Selves: Le Songe de mes Ames Animales
we travel to a place where all is forgiven.”
― Dreaming My Animal Selves: Le Songe de mes Ames Animales
“We are consciousness wanting to expand.”
― Dreaming My Animal Selves: Le Songe de mes Ames Animales
― Dreaming My Animal Selves: Le Songe de mes Ames Animales
“The ultimate aim is reverence for the universe.
The ultimate aim is love for life.
The ultimate aim is harmony within oneself.”
― Dreaming My Animal Selves: Le Songe de mes Ames Animales
The ultimate aim is love for life.
The ultimate aim is harmony within oneself.”
― Dreaming My Animal Selves: Le Songe de mes Ames Animales
“We arrived and the miracle happened.
It was the sea and the wind in the bells.
We came from far, from years
Thirsty as dust, from humble
fishermen’s nets on barren shore."
~ José Manuel Cardona, from Poems to Circe, The Birnam Wood (El Bosque de Birnam, Consell Insular D'Eivissa, 2007).
Translated from the Spanish by Helene Cardona.”
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It was the sea and the wind in the bells.
We came from far, from years
Thirsty as dust, from humble
fishermen’s nets on barren shore."
~ José Manuel Cardona, from Poems to Circe, The Birnam Wood (El Bosque de Birnam, Consell Insular D'Eivissa, 2007).
Translated from the Spanish by Helene Cardona.”
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“The river was beautiful and wise. There were the two of them being happy in a new way. For here, there was no man, no woman, no master, no yellow, no black, no white. We, we who were, we are the same no longer.”
― The Address Of Happiness
― The Address Of Happiness
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