"¿Por qué un objeto se empequeñece a nuestros ojos, en el espacio? Es muy simple. Pues ansiamos siempre el espacio, y en tal virtud nos vemos proyectados hacia el objeto.
Ansiar el espacio, es un querer encontrarse aquí, y este aquí, según aquel querer, es siempre un allá."
Jaime Saenz 1986 (Vidas y Muertes - 25. Autorretrato)

Desconocido Sinnombre

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Conoces lo pequeño del hombre y lo grande de la humanidad, lo pequeño de la multitud y lo grande de la unidad.

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   Desconocido Sinnombre

   13 de agosto

   "Oscura es la vida, oscura la muerte"

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   Desconocido Sinnombre

   13 de agosto

   Pasamos la mayor parte de nuestra vida pensando en las cosas que no somos y quisiéramos ser, en lo que no es y desearíamos que sea. Si invertimos la misma energía en ser lo que queremos ser y en hacer que sea lo que deseamos que sea, ya no habría necesidad de pensar en nada más.

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     Desconocido Sinnombre Obstinados a la insatisfacción, eludiendo nuestra propia vida

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   Desconocido Sinnombre

   13 de agosto

   La realidad es un lugar de continua ironía e incongruencia

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   10 de agosto

   Hara Hara Mahadeva Shambho Kashi Vishwanatha Gange 
   
   Shiva, Vishnu, Brama... Universo

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     Desconocido Sinnombre k the first part is hindi: hara hara manadeva shambho, kashi vishwanath gange
     
     Hara is Shiva as the regenerator,
     Hara is and Harā Bərəzaitī, is the name given to a legendary mountain around which the stars and planets revolve.
     Hara is and a name for the (one of setting) center of the being or Solar Plexus.
     Hara is God of pure love and His love can give soul all this.
     
     Mahadeva Shambo is Highest God, God of Gods, Father, Christ Consciousness, Krishna Babaji or Mahaavatar Babaji, Parameshwara, Master, Lord of Greatest Grace full with greatest blessings and Love.
     
     Kashi is holiest place on the Earth.
     Kashi is immortal place.
     Kashi is the place for Moksha or Liberation (with name Samyugha) and Ganga.
     Kashi is and one of three**** Shiva-Shakti peetha (permanent live God With His Energy – fullest place of God’s strenght).
     Kashi is and God which permanent live with.
     Kashi is God of pure love and His love can give soul all this.
     **** Shiva-Shakti Peethas are the Vishnanatha Temple in Kashi or Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh), and the Mahakaleshwara Temple in Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh), and Temple of the Mallikarjuna Jyotir Linga.
     
     Vishwanatha is God of pure love and His love can give soul all this.
     
     Gange or Ganga or Ganges
     Ganga (Sanskrit) the Ganges, the sacred river of India,
     Ganges is and highly revered streams,
     Ganges is and outside sign of the flowing from spirit to matter,
     Ganges is and deep inner form which flowing from celestial realms to material,
     Ganges is occult forces including streams of wisdom and power flowing from heaven to earth,
     Ganges or deep flowing form of Gods to mankind,
     Ganges is the idea which once understood kept perennially before people's minds the reality of the spiritual worlds and their intimate interconnection with the realms of physical space and time.
     Ganga is Goddess of pure love and Her love can give soul all this.
     
     the next part is latin:ex Maria Ex Maria Pie Jesu Ex Maria Virgine qui tollis pie domine domine pie
     
     From Mary
     From Mary
     Merciful Jesus
     
     The Virgin Mary
     you take away
     The Virgin Mary
     you take away
     
     Lord, Lord, have mercy
     Pie

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     Desconocido Sinnombre I'll tell you the turkish sample part(the male voice who sings)
     
     "Donulmez aksamin ufkundayim, vakit cok gec
     Bu fasildir ey gonlum, nasil gecersen gec
     Cihana bir daha gelmek hayal edilse bile
     Avunmak istemeyiz, boyle bir teselli ile"
     
     not all is being sang but its from this part, from an artit called munir nurettin selcuk.
     
     oh, well the hara hara part seems like a mantra to me.
     the ther part sounds french.
     i dont know what they mean, but the turkish part means:
     (dont have dictionary so cant translate one to one)
     I'm on the edge of the unturnable night, the time is really late
     the second line i cant translate.
     third means: if it was dreamed that we would come to this world again
     we would not want to make ourselves happy, with an excuse lke this
     
     something like this I guess
     hehe

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     Desconocido Sinnombre I think this is a song praising God in a spiritual way.
     
     "Hara Hara Mahadeva Shambho. Kashi Vishwanatha Gange" = Praise the Great god Shiva. The Gange river flows by the city of Kashi.
     
     "Ex Maria pie jesu" = From Mary, sanctified/Holy Jesus
     "Ex Maria virgine qui tolis " = From the Virgin Mary, who bore/sustained/endured
     "pie domine domine" = holy Lord, Lord
     "pie" = pious/holy/sanctified
     nutmegpeachpayson March 26, 2009 Link
     
     ------> not sure if theres enough to say that "The Ganges river flows by the city of Kashi." its true of course, but it could be a refernce to Lord Shiva. Also don't forget that Shiva has the Ganges trapped in his hair.
     
     and the language is Sanskrit actually, not Hindi 
     
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     General Comment
     Hara - Praise
     Mahadeva - a word sometimes used for Shiva, Hindu God. But I've also heard it
     attached to the Buddha.
     Shambho - one who is calm, all pervasive.
     Kashi - divine inner light -
     Vishwanatha - ruler of the universe
     (But there is a famous temple on the Ganges called Kashi Vishwanatha -
     temple to Shiva - which would make more sense since the phrase is linked to the
     Ganges

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   Desconocido Sinnombre

   7 de agosto

   El que a hierro mata, a hierro muere!