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Our ancestors instinctively knew of this circular model of growth. In many cultures, the wheel is a symbol of growth and success. It combines the idea of progress and wholeness: It is complete, and yet it keeps on moving. It represents the perpetual change and transitory nature of life. The cyclic ages of Hindu cosmology, the wheel of life in
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There is a moment in Philip Glassās memoir, Words without music, when he works as assistant to the sculptor Richard Serra.
āYou know, Richard, I wish I could draw,ā says Glass. āI canāt even draw a tree.ā
āI can help you with that,ā says Serra.
āReally? How?ā
āIāll teach you to āseeā and then you will be... See more
There is a moment in Philip Glassās memoir, Words without music, when he works as assistant to the sculptor Richard Serra.
āYou know, Richard, I wish I could draw,ā says Glass. āI canāt even draw a tree.ā
āI can help you with that,ā says Serra.
āReally? How?ā
āIāll teach you to āseeā and then you will be... See more
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