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jane82 110F
6529 posts
10/28/2007 3:22 pm
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within each one of us, and let it begin with me (and each one of us)..one breath at a time.
Iniwanako 62F

10/28/2007 7:43 pm

 In films, I appreciate the use of the Rashomon effect, how each observers produce substantially different but equally plausible accounts of an event. Rashomon is a film created by Kurusowa, where a crime was witnessed by four individuals and each of them described the crime in contradictory ways.

That says a lot about how different we all are from each other.

Cheers!


niyyah2007 62M
97 posts
10/28/2007 8:01 pm

 In my experience,concerning "the word",there are two works,of writ that have impressed me the most.One divinely revealed and the other,the most open-ended flood of raw human awareness,documented with the pen of,whole hearted arrogance.Compleately vomited obsession of that dark truth.The first;'The Noblr Qur'an.The latter;'The Selected Works of The Marque de Sade.niyyah2007


jane82 110F

10/29/2007 4:47 am
    Quoting Iniwanako:
    In films, I appreciate the use of the Rashomon effect, how each observers produce substantially different but equally plausible accounts of an event. Rashomon is a film created by Kurusowa, where a crime was witnessed by four individuals and each of them described the crime in contradictory ways.

    That says a lot about how different we all are from each other.

    Cheers!
You sound like a friend here aka Crimsonsky06, another Akira Kurusowa fan. I've tried getting Akira's films but it's so expensive to buy.

This is something I wrote in the past blog 'Everyone have their own versions of a story and it's funny how each version can be distorted'.


within each one of us, and let it begin with me (and each one of us)..one breath at a time.


jane82 110F

10/29/2007 4:55 am
    Quoting niyyah2007:
    In my experience,concerning "the word",there are two works,of writ that have impressed me the most.One divinely revealed and the other,the most open-ended flood of raw human awareness,documented with the pen of,whole hearted arrogance.Compleately vomited obsession of that dark truth.The first;'The Noblr Qur'an.The latter;'The Selected Works of The Marque de Sade.niyyah2007
I haven't read any books about Muslim faith. What is available online is the 'Dialogue between a Priest and a Dying Man - Marque de Sade'. Is this what you're referring to?


within each one of us, and let it begin with me (and each one of us)..one breath at a time.


niyyah2007 62M
97 posts
10/29/2007 7:32 pm
    Quoting jane82:
    I haven't read any books about Muslim faith. What is available online is the 'Dialogue between a Priest and a Dying Man - Marque de Sade'. Is this what you're referring to?
There are a realy good handful of muslim sites,free of stereotypical-propaganda.As far as the selected works of the Marque' de Sade,you may have to dig deeper.The older,the better."Justine" is a piece that comes to mind,in relation to a simple(if I dare say that)yet full and wide range thesis of vice vs. virtue.De Sade drew upon personal research to achieve his findings.He's been called the father of sado- masicism.However it's his writting style and almost "Encyclopedic-usage",of archaic English that is a treasure to be sure.I certainly do not adhere to his practices.Most of them,at least.Hahaha!(Sory,I'm a capricorn,and a work in progress.)Bye.niyyah2007




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