Turīyātīta (तुरीयातीत)

Ichiro Tsuruta’s also has paintings of women (which I can say is a main focus), often depicted in elegant and contemporary styles, which can be deeply connected to Aditi, the deity of Punarvasu, in multiple ways.

This ‘dismemberment’ of the whole self, the cutting-off of the parts, opens up the human nervous system to be subject to spirit-less, plastic influence. Archonic ways of being are infused at every level of society and it starts very young, propagating itself through family lines

In Tibetan psychology, every “negative emotion” is said to contain its own wisdom when awakened. The awakened form of anger is mirror-like clarity. The awakened form of jealousy is the wisdom that drives purposeful action. The awakened form of arrogance is equanimity. The

Disbury grave monument, Paris

A Coptic Cross among the Ankhs at the Temple of Philae Photograph by Mohamed Elshahed

The Egyptian god, Thoth, traditionally portrayed as Ibis-headed, holding an emblem that encloses the Ankh - the whole emblem being a symbol of health and strength. From the Papyrus of Hunefer, in the so-called Egyptian Book of the Dead 🇪🇬 #ancientegypt

'Artemis' by Renee Ridley #art

Albert Toft, The Spirit of Contemplation, c.1901 Bronze

Omnia in sapientia fecisti — “In wisdom have you made them all.”

Mare Tranquillitatis /træŋˌkwɪlɪˈteɪtɪs/ (Latin: Sea of Tranquillity or Sea of Tranquility) is a lunar mare that sits within the Tranquillitatis basin on the Moon & was named (1651) by astronomers Francesco Grimaldi & Giovanni Battista Riccioli in their lunar map Almagestum novum

"He placed him crosswise in the universe,"