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The Juggler Sun
By Bragdon, Claude Fayette
ca. 1895
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Before he was whole again, following his proverbial ‘fall’, Parnassus’ weaker half struggled with many things resulting from his fears and anxieties. Before he could become whole again, he had to heal much on both sides, and in doing so, come to accept and develop skill in much of what would later be his greatest strengths.
The Tendriled Woman (a unique and singular creature by her reckoning and study), affectionately referred to by him as ‘Ki’ (after the early Sumerian goddess of the same name), offered much comfort to him during this time, and many times over he has returned it.
Always checking time.
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Elizaveta Porodina is a 24 year old photographer and student of psychology based in Munich. She was born in the snowy Moscow and went to Germany when she was 13. Her photographs are inspired by the almost constant feeling of melancholy, the pains of trying to be pure at heart and the urban nostalgy that leaving Moscow left in her.
Her GOLD PROJECT is based on the idea of a quasi-documentary photography about an alternative stardust civilization.
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Parnassus and himself, weaker and stronger half, both rent apart in that which changed him and later re-joined into a whole after much introspection and learning.
Be kind to yourself, you are the only you in the world, and the only one that will ever be, and you will always have yourself at the end of the day, and they deserve the best.
