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Sapiosexual - formed out of two Latin words Sapien (Wise or Intelligent) and Sexualis (Sexes). A person who finds intelligence to be the most attractive feature in a human being.

Như Lai. Tathāgata

In Zen circles, people say: "Before I became a practitioner, I saw mountain as mountains and rivers as rivers. When I began to practice, I no longer saw mountain as mountains and rivers as rivers; I began to see their interbeing nature. After I atttained the Path, I again saw mountain as mountains and rivers as rivers, but now my view is clearer, my understanding is brighter. I'm no longer caught in the view that the mountain is only the mountain and the river is only the river. Now I really see them, I see their true nature."

Thich Nhat Hanh, Zen Battles: Modern Commentary on the Teachings of Master Linji

“Always go too far, because that's where you'll find the truth.” — Albert Camus

Then am I A happy fly, If I live Or if I die. - Vẫn là ta Chú ruồi sung sướng Sống xứng đáng Chết chẳng vấn vương.

Ethel Lilian Voynich

Glenn Gould’s Bach score surfaces, scrawls and all. 

Glenn Gould’s heavily marked-up score for Bach’s “Goldberg” Variations, used in his 1981 recording to be sold at auction

Equinoxes: the products of celestial geometry.

“Because Earth is tilted on its axis, there are only two days a year when the sun shines down exactly over the equator, and the day/night line – called the terminator – runs straight from north to south. On these days, day and night are just about equal lengths across the globe.

In the Northern Hemisphere, the March equinox marks the beginning of spring – meaning that our half of Earth is slowly tilting towards the sun, giving us longer days and more sunlight, and moving us out of winter and into spring and summer.” - NASA