------I Think This Film Is Pretty In A Generic Way. Some Of The Best Dialogue Came Through Without Any

------“I think this film is pretty in a generic way. Some of the best dialogue came through without any words, and that felt really classic to me.”

      Each of the Major arcana reflect a level of awareness that we achieve through life. The numerological values express a progression of spiritual states rather than a sequential process. 

      In order to work with the Planets in your chart, or even begin to understand the universal laws, you have to receive the multitude of your own spiritual potential.

      If you don’t know which cards these descriptions are for, I made a PDF to help you out.

In any analysis arrived of the quality and characteristics of a writer’s senses, it is possible in some degree to separate and estimate his senses of touch, smell, hearing and taste, but his visual sense is so all-embracing — for it is indeed the gateway by which so large a portion of life reaches the poet;

Shakespeares Imagery And What It Tells Us (1923)

by Spurgeon, Caroline. F.

Indeed, such love is like a smoky fire In a cold morning; though the fire be cheerful. Yet is the smoke so sour and cumbersome, ’Twere better lose the fire than find the smoke: Such an attendant then as smoke to fire. Is jealousy to love.

All's Well That Ends Well (?)

I just read an article on the decline of Deep Reading - it describes how our reduction in deep, non digital reading has left us less able to connect with humanity:

The digital realm may foster more reading than ever in history, but it also offers many temptations to read in a superficial and scattered manner — or even not to read at all. This increasingly endangers higher-level reading.” That’s ominous, because “higher-level reading” has been essential to civilization. It enabled the Enlightenment, democracy and an international rise in empathy for people who aren’t like us.

Without a basis of the dreadful, there is no perfect rapture. It is in part through the sorrow of life, growing out of dark events, that this basis of awe and solemn darkness slowly accumulates.

The Imagery of Thomas De Quincy's Impassioned Prose - Dwyer (1965)