1.
Knowing when to take a break, when to be lazy, when to let go
is the most crucial
spiritual practice.
2.
There is such a thing as too much spirituality
just as there can be too much self.
3.
We have to get away from who we are, forget who we are, lose track of our bodies
and then return to the pleasures
that we
enjoyed on planet earth.
4.
When a man finds that he has nothing to say
he can finally enjoy the silence.
5.
There are many foods to eat
that don’t feed the body.
6.
A fat nation
is starving its soul.
7.
It takes no taste
to appreciate what’s popular.
8.
Great art changes you. It’s a spiritual thing.
Most art
is worse than a waste of time—
it convinces people
that art is a waste of time.
The last two lines of #8 are perceptive. I would never have thought of taking the argument that far.
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Sometimes, inspiration comes out of nowhere!
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Yep, #8 hits the nail on the head.
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Thanks for reading, chris ludke!
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Words to live by. — kenne
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Thanks for the reblog kenneturner!!! 🙂
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Yes, true. ❤️🌻
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Excellent 💫
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I’m glad that you enjoyed it, Sicilian!!!
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All are excellent! 👍👍
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Thanks Priti!
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Welcome ☺️
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Number eight—that’s a good one. For the most part, post modernism and contemporary art could be accomplished by a chimpanzee splashing around buckets of paint, or a child finger painting. To me, art encompasses beauty, not a golden toilet or other such nonsense.
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Thanks for reading and for your thoughts, jai!
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All my pleasure! 🙂
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