'Eve In the Garden of Eden'. William Orpen. c. 1930.

“Do me a favor this morning. Draw the curtain and come back to bed. Forget the coffee. We’ll pretend we’re in a foreign country, and in love.”

— Raymond Carver, The Road

“Women are the origins of life, sources of pleasure, and gateways to heaven. Let your womanhood demonstrate accordingly.”

— India Ame’ye, Author

I want to make him the happiest he’s ever been

If you want to change the world… love a woman, just one woman. Love and protect her, as if she’s the last holy vessel. Love her through her fear of abandonment; which she has been holding for all of humanity. No, the wound’s not hers to heal alone. No, she’s not weak in her dependence. If you want to change the world… love a woman all the way through, until she believes you, until her instincts, her visions, her voice, her art, her passion, her wildness have returned to her- until she’s a force of love, more powerful than all the political media demons who seek to devalue, and destroy her. If you want to change the world, lay down your causes, your guns, and protest signs. Lay down your inner war, your self righteous anger, and love a woman… beyond all of your striving for greatness, beyond your tenacious quest for enlightenment. The holy grail stands before you, if you would only take her in your arms, and let go of searching for something beyond this intimacy. If you want to change the world… love a woman to the depths of your shadow, to the highest reaches of your Being, back to the Garden, where you first met her; to the gateway of the rainbow realm where you walk through together as Light as One, to the point of no return, to the ends and the beginning of a New Earth. — Lisa Citore

“She is more precious than jewels, and nothing you desire can compare with her.”

‭‭Proverbs‬ ‭3‬:‭15‬

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Atome et particule

Demon Artist

Our hearts have formed a holy alliance; they [...] completely understood each other.

— Heinrich Heine, Selected Verse, transl by Peter Branscombe, (2013)