Showing posts with label Delaware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Delaware. Show all posts

Sunday, October 20, 2024

The Great Wall

THE GREAT WALL
Costa Rica
Delaware
Dell Aware
Jaguar
J. Aware
Membrane
MEMBRANA

Psalms 71:1
“In thee, O LORD, do I put my trust: let me never be put to confusion.”

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
Verónica 



Verónica




Laura


Chess: "The Great Wall" "Membrane" "Delaware" "Dell Aware" "Jaguar" "Ja aware" "Costa Rica"

Tuesday, October 15, 2024

The Greatest Story Ever Told
Historia
My Story
Delaware 

Psalms 56:10
“In God will I praise his word: in the LORD will I praise his word.”
 
 
 

 


“Pero antes, ... (voy de un libro a otro, mis memorias son superiores a mis pensamientos) quiero recordar el gran libro de Boecio De consolatione philosophiae, que Dante sin duda leyó o releyó, como leyó o releyó toda la literatura de la Edad Media.  Boecio, llamado el último romano, el senador Boecio, imagina un espectador de una carrera de caballos.
El espectador está en el hipódromo y ve, desde su palco, los caballos y la partida, las vicisitudes de la carrera, la llegada de uno de los caballos a la meta, todo sucesivamente.  Pero Boecio imagina otro espectador. Ese otro espectador es espectador del espectador y espectador de la carrera: es, previsiblemente, Dios. Dios ve toda la carrera, ve en un solo instante eterno, en su instantánea eternidad, la partida de los caballos, las vicisitudes, la llegada.
Todo lo ve de un solo vistazo y de igual modo ve toda la historia universal. Así Boecio salva las dos nociones: la idea del libre albedrío y la idea de la Providencia.  De igual modo que el espectador ve toda la carrera y no influye en ella (salvo que la ve sucesivamente), Dios ve toda la carrera, desde la cuna hasta la sepultura.  No influye en lo que hacemos, nosotros obramos libremente, pero Dios ya sabe —Dios ya sabe en este momento, digamos— nuestro destino final. Dios ve así la historia universal, lo que sucede a la historia universal; ve todo eso en un solo espléndido, vertiginoso instante que es la eternidad.”~~~
Borges: SIETE NOCHES. La pesadilla

Chess: "The Greatest Story Ever Told" "Historia" "My Story" "Delaware"

Thursday, July 6, 2023

Eastern

Oriente
Eastern
Delaware
Trojan Horse 
Bucéfalo
 
Mark 8:35
"For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?"
 
 
 
Representación más antigua conocida del caballo de Troya en el jarrón de Mykonos, c. 750-650 a.C.
 
 
 
❤ ROMA
Ajedrez
Representación más antigua conocida del caballo de Troya en el jarrón de Mykonos, c. 750-650 a.C.
Si entendemos la explicación ajedrecística de lo que codifica el CABALLO DE TROYA, entendemos por qué el caballo de Alejandro Magno se llama Bucéfalo, y por qué en los evangelios tanto los SADUCEOS como los FARISEOS personifican DUALMENTE el ERROR.
Por lo que EL CABALLO DE TROYA es una metáfora del inicio del PROCESO CIVILIZATORIO egipcio-judaico a través de ROMA y GRECIA para todo el planeta.
 
 
Chess: "Oriente" "Eastern" "Delaware" "Trojan Horse" "Bucéfalo"

Tuesday, June 27, 2017

Coppertone

Coppertone
Subway
Stelle
Estela 
Don Segundo Sombra
Connecticut
Hartford
Macondo
Et in Arcadia ego 
Alhambra
Delaware
Cashmere
Casimir

Ps.91:1
"He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty."




"The gale increases as we stem the main."~~~Philip Freneau




Et in Arcadia ego (also known as Les bergers d'Arcadie or The Arcadian Shepherds)[1] is a 1637–38 painting by Nicolas Poussin (1594–1665). It depicts a pastoral scene with idealized shepherds from classical antiquity clustering around an austere tomb. It is held in the Louvre, Paris.
The most important difference between the two versions is that in the latter version, one of the two shepherds recognizes the shadow of his companion on the tomb and circumscribes the silhouette with his finger. According to an ancient tradition (see Pliny the Elder, nat. Hist. XXXV 5, 15), this is the moment in which the art of painting is first discovered. Thus, the shepherd's shadow is the first image in art history. But the shadow on the tomb is also a symbol of death (in the first version symbolized by a skull on the top of the tomb). The meaning of this highly intricate composition seems to be that, from prehistory onward, the discovery of art has been the creative response of humankind to the shocking fact of mortality. Thus, death’s claim to rule even Arcadia is challenged by art (symbolized by the beautifully dressed maiden), who must insist that she was discovered in Arcadia too, and that she is the legitimate ruler everywhere, whilst death only usurps its power. In the face of death, art's duty—indeed, her raison d’être—is to recall absent loved ones, console anxieties, evoke and reconcile conflicting emotions, surmount isolation, and facilitate the expression of the unutterable.












 Coppertone


































A large stone stela, facing forward, depicts a Maya deity decorated with myriad visual embellishments, its fists clenched upon its chest. The background depicts the small clearing in which the stela now stands, fading back into a thick forest.











 Alhambra, Granada






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Cashmere coat








Delaware's Blue Hen
The Delaware Blue Hen is a landrace variety of chicken that was adopted by the Delaware General Assembly on April 14, 1939, as the state bird of Delaware. It is one of only three U.S. state birds that is not a species native to the United States.





Chess: "Coppertone" "Subway" "Stelle" "Estela" "Don Segundo Sombra" "Connecticut " "Hartford" "Macondo" "Et in Arcadia ego" "Alhambra" "Delaware" "Cashmere" "Casimir"


Monday, December 21, 2015

Mona Lisa

Mona Lisa
Lipstick 
Delaware
Dover
Scarlet

Prov.7:26 
"For she hath cast down many wounded: yea, many strong men have been slain by her."




"he discourses as well as ever I heard man, in few words and handsome"~~~Pepys





Abandoned Castle Tower home






 Old Castle Ruins 




















 Lipstick












 Mona Lisa, by Leonardo da Vinci







 Indian River Bridge - Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.






The White Cliffs Of Dover 




Chess: "Mona Lisa" "Lipstick" "Delaware" "Dover" "Scarlet"

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Delaware

Delaware
Maryland
Dover
Cherubim
Cheshire
Chesapeake Bay

Deut.4:12
"And the LORD spake unto you out of the midst of the fire: ye heard the voice of the words, but saw no similitude; only ye heard a voice."



Indian River Bridge - Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.





Cove Point Lighthouse, Maryland



 Sunset in Sun Flower Field, Maryland I love this photo of sunflowers fading into the golden sunset.


Chess: "Delaware" "Maryland" "Dover" "Cherubim" "Cheshire" "Chesapeake Bay"