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Însemnele materiei / Insegne della materia
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“Considering my philosophical attempt around the knowledge that seeks to touch spiritual splendors and essences filled with naturalness and concreteness, through the lived experience of man as man: the poem thought tends to become a “sign” of the passage from the finite into the infinite, having its roots implanted in one’s own being.
Otherwise, the “insignia” were not born on barren ground, but rather through the being of poiematics and ideatics unfolded within the architectonics of this volume — bringing into discussion, ultimately, both the depths of the ring of the visible material world and the adventure of all knowledge, as an effect of the “high” ascent of consciousness, a form of reflection of micro and macro cosmic realities, implicitly of the intra mundane reality, while man himself, becoming aware of the cosmic Self, comes to define his own universal essences and valences.
Practically, the volume “Însemnele materiei” was intended to be a book of heart and soul for the contemporary reader and for the reader to come — a small lyrical treatise on being and becoming, with man and his needs for knowledge placed in the foreground, in accordance with the current level of understanding of the place he occupies in the Universe, with man as the “being” of universal becoming.”
― Însemnele materiei / Insegne della materia
Otherwise, the “insignia” were not born on barren ground, but rather through the being of poiematics and ideatics unfolded within the architectonics of this volume — bringing into discussion, ultimately, both the depths of the ring of the visible material world and the adventure of all knowledge, as an effect of the “high” ascent of consciousness, a form of reflection of micro and macro cosmic realities, implicitly of the intra mundane reality, while man himself, becoming aware of the cosmic Self, comes to define his own universal essences and valences.
Practically, the volume “Însemnele materiei” was intended to be a book of heart and soul for the contemporary reader and for the reader to come — a small lyrical treatise on being and becoming, with man and his needs for knowledge placed in the foreground, in accordance with the current level of understanding of the place he occupies in the Universe, with man as the “being” of universal becoming.”
― Însemnele materiei / Insegne della materia