Saturday 15 March 2014

the priestess






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8 comments:

  1. "und des herbstwindes brausen,
    der jadeflöte gesang,
    für wen wohl ertönt
    dieser herbstliche klang?"
    (linji aus den "morgengesprächen")

    renée :-)


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    1. wunderschoen!!!

      :-)

      ich habe eine sehr beschaeftigte woche gehabt, ich schreibe dir bald, liebste Wolkenprinzessin, vielleicht heute abend schon, ich freue mich darauf :-)

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  2. cel care a spus ca dai oricarui lucru magicul pe care,daca am deschide ochii bine,la-m vedea acolo,neclintit, mare dreptate a avut:)
    cat imi place felul ei statuar de a se infatisa lumii,luminii, cat imi place accesoriul ei, bagheta cu care deschide calea luminii,langa acel abanos care spune ca nimic nu este,nici macar in plina lumina,denotativ,ci ca toate sunt opere ale zeitei care,ea singura,doar ea cunoaste acel drum rectiliniu ,cu atatea iazuri nebanuite in sclipiri ( si spre a face fotografii atat de dense!:) )

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    1. stiam ca iti va placea asta, da, si pe mine ma incante totul, si kimono-ul ei atat de frumos, si bagheta magica, totul pare posibol intr/o lume strajuita de asemenea zeite :-)

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  3. 'Priestess' is a natural extension of your bias (a blessedly charming bias, though mired in understandable confusion). What we are seeing here is neither a female, nor a backward facing, fancifully dressed bystander. So what do we have? A headless warrior? If this is presently your thought, you have been reading too much Celtic mythology. No. The apparent long tress of black hair is actually a beard, oh the silky charms of facial excrescence, proving that what one sees is not always as convincing as what is.

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    1. what bias? i don't think i understand this one...

      but i have debated whether to post a photo with the head as well, which was lovely but it lacked this mystery and the stress upon the magic wand :-)

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    2. What bias? In opting for 'Priestess' you have assigned a definite gender to the wand bearing reveller.

      i, taking a more reasoned position--since photographic proof doesn't hold a candle to the muppetry of the imagination--am proposing bearded 'priest.'

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    3. oh i see... i couldn't follow you there as i was too much lost in reveries about mikos, i couldn't even imagine another possibility...
      :-)

      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miko

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