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The Jigsaw of Eight Thousand Pieces

Autor Dianne Cikusa
en Limba Engleză Paperback – iun 2020
The search for 'consciousness' is the search for a different kind of stimulus. It is one that dualistically nourishes the spirit mind through observation and imagination. We are a visiting party to our Higher Self until the spiritual connection becomes itself the most conscious and influential part of our human identity - until all of our decisive moments are at once inspired and intuitively guided by our wise and simple self. Our Higher Mind is activated through an integration of both logic and a looser arrangement of our perceptions, thoughts and feelings. 'Totality' is not marked by a sense of exaltation or satisfaction. It is more an acceptance of death and the ongoing presence of uncertainty, as well as an amalgamation of human pain and loss. Totality is found within eternal change, resting lightly between precision and speculation. There is no separation between what we are 'seeking' and what we already are. Though the search may be elaborate, the result is simple. Our spirit views this quest with detached eyes; it is only the ego-mind which places labels on the process and the end product. The search effectively consists of our human persona looking to locate all its 'pieces' in order to make sense of the whole. It fuels the inspiration to find meaning. Life as an unfolding process provides nothing other than the momentum for this journey and evolution.
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ISBN-13: 9780994325785
ISBN-10: 0994325789
Pagini: 200
Dimensiuni: 216 x 216 x 11 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Editura: Mignon Press

Notă biografică

Dianne Cikusa is an Australian writer and poet. In 1994, she graduated from the University of Wollongong with a Bachelor of Commerce and later completed there a Graduate Diploma in Arts (2010). Following a continued interest in modern languages and translation, she further obtained a Diploma of Language Studies from the University of Sydney in 2014, majoring in French. Dianne's work has been published in a number of online journals, poetry zines, anthologies and print magazines. One of her short poems appeared as digital media in the Melbourne 2010 Overload Poetry Festival.