01.05.2018 Mystical Turkish delight
ould an innocent pistachio loukoum (Turkish delight) conceal the gateway to Divinity?
ould an innocent pistachio loukoum (Turkish delight) conceal the gateway to Divinity?
“The American of Paris is what America does best.” (Francis Scott Fitzgerald, 1925)
“This novel by Patrick Süskind is primarily the story of a Nose called Jean-Baptiste Grenouille” (Julia Kerninon)
In the fictitious society of Fahrenheit 451, books are outlawed, hunted down and destroyed by fire.
“The degree of slowness is directly proportional to the intensity of memory ; the degree of speed is directly proportional to the intensity of forgetfulness” (Milan Kundera, excerpt from Slowness)
« So that’s how come I’m learning lessons about philosophy and humanity from my servant and my dog during my voyage. » (Xavier de Maistre)
Writer Italo Calvino (1923-1985) planned to write five tales, each dedicated to one of the senses.
Shadow is something – it weaves light, it links elements together, its vibrations and variations adorn the volumes of silence surrounded by the bare walls.