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Nice Picasso quote.

In reference to Tantra, I've never studied it actually, but I believe

I know the heart of tantra. That is the part that resists being pinned down

by language ...

 

Peace, Love and Poetic License,

Cathie

In a message dated 3/26/03 12:15:53 PM Mountain Standard Time,

devi_bhakta writes:

 

> "My only advice would be to heed the words of Picasso, who once said

> something to the effect, "I consider myself free to smash the

> conventions of Western art only because I have thoroughly mastered

> the conventions of Western art." Because Picasso could paint a

> portrait as realistic as a Rembrandt; he didn't choose to distort and

> cube human bodies in his later work because didn't know how to paint

> properly, but because he'd "been there, done that" with traditional

> Western art, and now felt compelled to go somewhere new. The problem

> today -- in both Indian and the West -- is that many people don't

> want to invest the kind of time and effort to learn the real thing,

> which is not especially easy, accessible, or 'sexy.' Instead, the

> term "Tantra" is being used to sell a lot of easy, sex-centered,

> made-for-Western-consumption, New Age schemes and belief systems."

>

 

 

 

 

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