lili
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lili
“I think one of the marks of maturity […] - is the willingness to be seen exactly as I am.
As we grow more settled and mature, we become less hidden to others, more transparent to ourselves as well as to each other.
With this growing authenticity comes a deepening of intimacy with each other. We are no longer appearances banging against eac... See more
Ness Labs • Liminal Creativity
“I don’t want anything in there,” Angelou said, when elaborating on her spartan hotel habit. “I go into the room and I feel as if all my beliefs are suspended. Nothing holds me to anything.” The home is filled with the familiar, and the familiar snares our attention, destabilizing the subtle neuronal dance required to think clearly.
newyorker.com • Thinking Outside the Home
Maya Angelou would rent hotel rooms to write, asking the staff to remove all artwork from the walls and enter each day only to empty the wastebaskets. She’d arrive at six-thirty in the morning, with a Bible, a yellow pad, and a bottle of sherry. No writing desk was necessary; she’d instead work lying across the bed
About - The Red Hand Files
theredhandfiles.com
Originally a place for Nick Cave to connect with his fans in a written Q&A format.
He now refers to it as a ‘strange exercise in communal vulnerability and transparency.’
He claims he’s the only one with access to the questions, and involves no moderator or facilitation. Just him and the fan letters. Cool.
Thanks for initially sharing @Brad Barrish (i wish i could tag u here).
Fluid Meditations
soundcloud.comSaying the most with the least
