justhwa.blogg.se - The Book of Embraces by Eduardo Galeano

I can pretty much survive on any protein, vegetable and starch sources, but I know I would miss coffee! I put too much salt in everything (yes doctor, very bad, I know, I just need one more pinch)! If anything, salt would be it.

Food: Itai: I can’t think of a food item that I couldn’t do without.

Immersion in this music can rival psychedelics (I read it somewhere!). It’s played at ceremonies to access alternative realms of consciousness.

Perfect for contemplation on an Island with its cyclical rhythmic structure, interwoven with incongruous melodic lines… yet this giant complexity melds into a serene oneness. Song: Itai: Dangurangu, a traditional mbira song from Zimbabwe.Marc: Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth by Buckminster Fuller He was born in 1315, yet his message remains urgent today - hold on to your sense of wonder and find the magic in every circumstance. Shams-od-din Muhammad Hafiz was a Persian poet in the sufi mystic tradition. Book: Itai: The Anthology of Hafiz (Divan).If you were stuck on a remote island with one choice for each of the following categories, what would they be? subject is nothing less that the variety of human life and love.This month, we sat down with Oceanix Co-founders Marc Collins Chen and Itai Madamombe to discover what excites them the most about Oceanix and what books have inspired them recently.

In The Book of Embraces, Galeano goes out on the tightrope and then levitates in the air above it. The Book of Embraces is a mosaic, or Deigo Rivera mural in words. is a dangerous radical storyteller, like Gabriel Garcia Marquez, like Isabel Allende, and like Pablo Neruda before them. subject is nothing less that the variety of human life and love. In "The Book of Embraces", Galeano goes out on the tightrope and then levitates in the air above it. The factual skeleton of the author's life is given flesh and blood in his strangely beautiful book, in which poetry, fiction, autobiography, history, fantasy and political commentary mingle and reinforce each other in unexpected ways. Galeano's surreal drawings complement the text, blending wild imagination, pointed satire and old-fashioned charm. to his own life and the contemporary scene. In an enchanting book of wonders, Uruguayan writer Galeano applies the collage-like technique of "Memory of Fire".