"I love her for what she has dared to be, for her hardness, her cruelty, her egoism, her perverseness, her demoniac destrucitveness."

ne of the tails in her hands, she released upwards and called it Sky, the second tail, she released beneath her and called it Sea.

"The machine he would make her, he became." - "The Philosopher's Secret Fire: A History of Imagination", Patrick Harpur

Even when we are sorrowful and feel defeated, it is often because we do not live enough

"Love is of immortality." - Plato

Not literally pornographic but are in essence pornographic, because they show so much that they take away any possibility of imagining.

Hero's journey is the journey of the individualisation.

There is but one ontological language and multiple, countless dialects.

If "She" came out of the closet, "He" would be overthrown. But then She could not be found, for it is He who shows the way to Her door."

The lover is tormented and deeply enjoys her torments.

The conscious and not the unconscious, escapist pleasure can and should perhaps been seen as art, because it requires a lot of gentleness.

"Fortune and love favour the brave" - Ovid

Without the sacred, human is aware only of a part of what he is

“Man is born to live, not to prepare for life.” - Boris Pasternak

"The poet only asks to get his head into heavens. It is the logician who seeks to get the heaens into his head."

Seriousness of a monk, dutifulness of a king and patience of a prophet

It saves us from the dark pit of nihilism and purposelessness. We dream, and we believe and dreams and convictions become our purpose.

"A person of great virtue is like the flowing water."

"Leisure has had a bad press. For a puritan it is the source of vice; for the egalitarian a sign of privilege." - Roger Scruton

"Let there be spaces in your togetherness."