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daimonphania · 1 year
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One of the bloodiest depictions of the crucified Christ I’ve ever found - at the Santa Maria della Concezione #Crypt in #Rome. #GrowingUpCatholic
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daimonphania · 1 year
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The star. A sign. Of decay or unveiling it is up to each of us to choose.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
ph.: @officinamirabilis
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Medusa from Ipogeo dei Cristalli, naples, IT
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Hercules and the Hydra by John Singer Sargent (1921)
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The Devil's Daughter - Margaret Lindsay Williams
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daimonphania · 1 year
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Otto Piene, Schwarze Sonne, 1962-1963, oil and charcoal on canvas
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daimonphania · 1 year
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«Mystery of mysteries...»
TAHALLUF is the first #SanguisSolaris' video and the first track of MIGRATIONS (EP), out on all streaming channels from 31 October 2022.
https://linktr.ee/sanguissolaris
‘Tahalluf’ is the metaphisical delay of mankind on the Divine according to Ismaili cosmology.
Artwork & video by Officina Mirabilis
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daimonphania · 1 year
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Andrew Blucha - The Garden of Deception
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Agni, Tamil Nadu
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Edvard Much, The Vampire II, 1885
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daimonphania · 2 years
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Radha and Krishna by Ghanshyam Nimbark
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daimonphania · 3 years
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«In the ecstatic condition of revelation from the subconscious, the mind elevates the sexual or inherited powers (this has no reference to moral theory or practise) and depresses the intellectual qualities. So a new atavistic responsibility is attained by daring to believe — to posses one’s own beliefs — without attempting to rationalize spurious ideas from prejudiced and tainted intellectual sources».
[Automatic Drawing by Austin Osman Spare and Frederick Carter]
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daimonphania · 3 years
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In ancient Rome, the Volcanalia were celebrated on 23th August, in honor of the god Vulcan.
Known in Crete as Velchanos and in Etruria first as Sethlans and then as Velchans.
Vulcan was a deity who personified the destructive fire both in good and in evil and had his altar with a perennial fire, in a place called Vulcanale, where the statue of the god was also present.
To propitiate the god who could be responsible for the fires that threatened to burn the crops in the summer, during the Volcanalia, in his honor, the cruel rite of throwing small fish alive into the fire and of human sacrifices was performed, and some animals with red livery were sacrificed.
Varro attributed to Titus Tazio the introduction of the cult of Vulcan in Rome, which was also in charge of one of the minor flamines, the Flamen Volcanalis.
#naturamirabilis
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daimonphania · 3 years
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Castello Aragonese di Baia, Ph. @officinamirabilis
"Ogni male propone un enigma. La Sfinge che divora è enigma. E la sua parola autentica non è Indovina, o ti divoro! Ma Indovina perché ti divoro!"
Paul Valéry
#culturamirabilis
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daimonphania · 5 years
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Wall painting of a female head mask. Pompeii ~ 1st century AD • via Bibliothèque Infernale on FB
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Ancient Rock carving of Ganesha, Unakoti Hills in Tripura Amit Rakshit wrote : Mystical sculptures in the hills of Unakoti in Tripura from 6th century, probaly the oldest of idols carved in hills in India. (via Twitter: Amit Rakshit)
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daimonphania · 5 years
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Fontana di Venere e Adone, Reggia di Caserta.
Tra l'idealità e la caducità della bellezza, uno scatto di Officina Mirabilis.
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