“I concur wholeheartedly with Arturo Schwharz when he states, “The poetic quality of the work depends on the fact that its creator is motivated by forces and drives of which he is unaware. A great artist is an unwitting alchemist. He explores the memory of an archetypal world without realizing it. The motifs of archetypal symbolism emerge in his work independently of his will. It is not the artist who creates the symbol, quite the contrary, it is the symbol that imposes itself on the artist. [ . . . ] ” – Quotation from site of Patricia Bellan Gillen
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I found your blog from Mukul Chand’s blogs about nature and travel in Northern India. The temples of India are profoundly beautiful so I was pleased to find your site and enjoy the depth of information and visual content that you are posting.
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Its so nice that you enjoy the beauty of our temples as much as we do. India is a large country and the subject of temples is as vast as the sea. I am trying to do my little bit in writing about them.Thank you for reading.
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