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"Joy", by Anton Chekhov
"What's the matter ? You don't look like yourself !" "It's because I am so delighted, Mamma ! Do you know, now all Russia knows of me !"

InLibroVeritas
23 mars 20213 min de lecture


Voltaire : Limits of the human mind
"What is thought ? where does it dwell ? how is it formed ?"

InLibroVeritas
21 mars 20214 min de lecture


The Cat in Mythology, by Marie-Louise von Franz
"The white cat was a healer and a nurse. She destroyed poison, counteracted irritation and strengthened people's powers of recuperation."

InLibroVeritas
19 mars 20217 min de lecture


Marie Louise Von Franz : Alchemy and Individuation
"The same processes the alchemists employed in contemplation of the transmutation of metals can be used to bring union to the self."

InLibroVeritas
13 mars 20215 min de lecture


"Gift from the Sea", by Anne Morrow Lindbergh
"Patience, patience, patience, is what the sea teaches. One should lie empty, open, choiceless as a beach, waiting for a gift from the sea."

InLibroVeritas
13 mars 20217 min de lecture


"The Morning", by H.D. Thoreau
"It matters not what the clocks say or the attitudes and labors of men. Morning is when I am awake and there is a dawn in me."

InLibroVeritas
9 mars 20215 min de lecture


Georges Perec : A Man Asleep
"The fleeting and poignant desire to hear no more, to see no more, to remain silent and motionless. Crazy dreams of solitude."

InLibroVeritas
7 mars 20216 min de lecture


The Solitude of Chopin
"He was a tone-poet. He seemed to live upon music, the moody food of imagination."

InLibroVeritas
1 mars 20216 min de lecture


Anton Chekhov : Letters on Art and Artists
"My holy of holies is the human body, health, intelligence, talent, inspiration, love, and the most absolute freedom."

InLibroVeritas
1 mars 20216 min de lecture


Montaigne : Of Solitude
"The greatest thing in the world is for a man to know that he is his own."

InLibroVeritas
1 mars 20216 min de lecture




John Keats : Endymion or The Quest for Beauty
"The shepherd prince's pursuit stands for the human heart's pursuit of Beauty, or Truth, Happiness, Love, Light."

InLibroVeritas
23 févr. 20216 min de lecture


The Mysteries of Hieronymus Bosch
[Essays and documentaries on Hieronymus Bosch's work]

InLibroVeritas
20 févr. 20212 min de lecture


Rainer Maria Rilke: A letter on Paul Cézanne
"Evenings on the way home he gets angry at some change, arrives in a rage and promises himself: I will stay at home; work, nothing but work"

InLibroVeritas
18 févr. 20216 min de lecture


Paul Cézanne, Father of Modern Art
[Documentaries, talks and analyses on Paul Cezanne's works]

InLibroVeritas
18 févr. 20211 min de lecture


"An Enigmatic Nature", by Anton Chekhov
"Your sensitive, responsive soul is seeking to escape from the maze of... Yes, the struggle is terrific, titanic. But do not lose heart !"

InLibroVeritas
16 févr. 20214 min de lecture


To Have or to Be ? : Reactions to a flower
"For Goethe the flower is so much alive that it speaks and warns him; and he solves the problem differently from either Tennyson or Basho."

InLibroVeritas
15 févr. 20214 min de lecture


Oscar Wilde: The Critic as Artist
"Let me say to you now that to do nothing at all is the most difficult thing in the world, the most difficult and the most intellectual."

InLibroVeritas
15 févr. 202110 min de lecture


Alexandre Cabanel: Tableaux / Paintings
{Alexandre Cabanel (1823 – 1889)}

InLibroVeritas
14 févr. 20211 min de lecture


Sites and monuments of Ancient Egypt
“O Egypt, Egypt, of your reverent deeds only stories will survive, and they will be incredible to your children !"

InLibroVeritas
13 févr. 20211 min de lecture


H. D. Thoreau : The Rich Life
"Cultivate poverty like a garden herb, like sage. Do not trouble yourself much to get new things, whether clothes or friends. Turn the old."

InLibroVeritas
13 févr. 20213 min de lecture


Alexandr Solzhenitsyn: Nobel Lecture
"One day Dostoevsky threw out the enigmatic remark: “Beauty will save the world”. What sort of a statement is that ?"

InLibroVeritas
12 févr. 20215 min de lecture


Charles Baudelaire: Les Foules / Crowds
"Multitude, solitude: identical terms, and interchangeable by the active and fertile poet."

InLibroVeritas
10 févr. 20213 min de lecture


May Sarton : "Journal of a Solitude" (extracts)
[Extracts] "The value of solitude — one of its values — is, of course, that there is nothing to cushion against attacks from within..."

InLibroVeritas
9 févr. 20216 min de lecture


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