Oha bu grup cidden Türk mü?
Türkiye içerisinde bana başlıktaki cümleyi dedirten gruplardan oluşmaktadır.
10-20 yıl sonrasında dinlenen grupların bu tür gruplardan oluşacağını düşünüyorum. Türk müziğinin çeşitlenmesi konusunda yeni akımlar, yeni denemelere ihtiyacımızın olduğu bu dönemde popüler kültür haricinde pek çok eser veren grubu tanımak, aynı zamanda onlara gelecek
Colors and emotions:
-Do the colors really convey emotions?
-Of course, they do.
-And moral qualities?
-In what way?
-Yellow for cowardice, white for purity, black for evil, green for innocence.
-Green for envy.
-Yes, that too. But, what does blue stand for?
-I don’t know. Hope, maybe.
-And sadness.
Sayfa 42Kitabı okudu
pull something out of thin air
He was the primal traitor, the earliest defiler of the Party’s purity.
Sayfa 16
"They mean," he said sadly, "that you must weep with me for my sins, because I have no tears, and pray with me for my soul, because I have no faith, and then. if you have always been sweet, and good, and gentle, the Angel of Death will have mercy on me. You will see fearful shapes in darkness, and wicked voices will whisper in your ear, but they will not harm you, for against the purity of a little child the powers of Hell cannot prevail."
"Our sheer capacity for feeling got to be so unwieldy that we staggered under it, like Atlas with the weight of the world." I sigh, and the freshness of the air derails me. How long will it take, I wonder, for me to get used to it again? My chest aches, and maybe it's the unfamiliar purity of the air, but maybe not. "The thing about Shakespeare is, he's so eloquent ... He speaks the unspeakable. He turns grief and triumph and rapture and rage into words, into something we can understand. He renders the whole mystery of humanity comprehensible." I stop. Shrug. "You can justify anything if you do it poetically enough."
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Fire tests the purity of silver and gold, but a person is tested by being praised.
Prov. 27:21
Tests : gaining sincerity
Another benefit discussed by Sheikh Al-'Izz Ibn Abdus-Salam is the devel- opment of ikhlas (purity) within our hearts. When we go through trials, we develop a deeper, experiential level of sincerity. Our desire for the pleasure of people diminishes and our desire for the pleasure of Allah increases and becomes our primary focus. Two of the most deadly spiritual diseases is "hubb ul jaah" (the love of status) and "riyaa" (to show off in worship).
As human beings, we covet the hearts (love, admiration) of people. Depending on our disposition, we seek to attain this love and admiration through different means. If we are not religious, we "collect hearts" by showing off in Dunya (jaah-
status). We covet wealth and status symbols to attain the admiration of people. But, when we are religious, we "collect hearts" using religion. So we show off in matters of worship and deen (religion).
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Mexico Fellaheen
I pray on my knees so long, looking up sideways at my Christ, I suddenly wake up in a trance in the church with my knees aching and a sudden realization that I’ve been listening to a profound buzz in my ears that permeates throughout the church and throughout my ears and head and throughout the universe, the intrinsic silence of Purity (which is Divine). I sit in the pew quietly, rubbing my knees, the silence is roaring. –
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Perhaps the closest England has come to having an institutionalized academy is the Society for Pure English, founded in 1913 by the poet Robert Bridges, who was concerned by the ‘advancing decay’ of English caused by the laziness of its speakers. Bridges attracted an impressive number of distinguished academic supporters for his mission to improve the language as an aid for ‘the intercommunication of ideas’. Yet, alongside his desire to promote intercultural harmony was a darker purpose that sought to root out the ‘blundering corruptions’ caused by those ‘communities of other-speaking races’ whose imperfect acquisition of the English language was infecting and mutilating the superior tongue. Bridges’ conflicted aims demonstrate how attempts to purify and control English are often driven by social, moral, and racial agendas; by seeking to keep English pure, Bridges was really concerned with the purity of its speakers.
That’s what the sea had done to them, too. It had annihilated them without for a second relinquishing its formidable purity, those crests of glory that the water raised with a perseverance completely unconcerned with humankind. It was definitely a higher power. Once again, Amador was sure that this was God’s embrace and that Coronado had died in his terrible bosom.
"The art of swimming – she supposed like any art – was about purity."
Sayfa 62
