“A very little key will open a very heavy door.” ~Dickens "A very little book will open a very big world." ~The Chief http://t.co/zcG9PfdGrS
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MT @robert_stagg: Jane Austen's writing desk: compact purposeful slightly splintery, like her novels pic.twitter.com/ecS95hLFON @JaneAustenHouse
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This post from @ZenEssentials
"When the pools of perception are clear, everything appears 'as is." ~Zen Proverb
— Zen Essentials (@ZenEssentials) July 2, 2014
sent me searching for a citation for the familiar
William Blake~ When the doors of perception are cleansed man will see things as they truly are infinite.
— Paul Camilli (@PaulCamilli4330) July 3, 2014
I was familiar with Aldous Huxley's title, but not with William Blake as the source of the quotation.
On the way to having my doors of perception opened, I found a Huxley saying that calls Don Rumsfeld to mind.
There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors of perception. Aldous Huxley pic.twitter.com/dXejoP2gs1
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I always have a notebook with me. Writing by hand lets me express ideas differently and it's a valuable part of how I write. #writing
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