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Branka Babic

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RE: Lunatics, Lovers and Poets ...dedicated to THE GREAT AND INIMITABLE ...
2/11/2013 1:21:09 AM

Part of my anthropological, psychological and sociological research on general schism in human being and society, led me through the myths, legends and cosmogonies and all existing religious systems. Step by step, and I started understanding most important things related to human libido, as the base of human instincts, beliefs, physical and health conditions and sexuality, which is part of, to say it that way, software for each human being, coded in human DNA (also known as one strand of genotype and one strand (spyral) of phenotype). DNA develops so called TISSUE MIND, which was always understimated and degradated, being subscribed to the beast qualities. I WISHED TO MEET THE BEAST. To cut the curtain of this parable and to see HOW CAN I CHANGE IT. And I am happy that I did it!!!

The myth of Theseus and the Minotaur was very resourceful to me.
In my next post, I'd present what I have found in that field and how it relates to Theseus monologue from my intro post
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Branka Babic

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RE: Lunatics, Lovers and Poets ...dedicated to THE GREAT AND INIMITABLE ...
2/11/2013 1:22:11 AM
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I left here signs of comeback, with intent to say more.
Well, for today it would be only 2 sentences more:

It is obvious that Shakespeare was aware how writers are co-creators in drama called human life, so I see his literal opus as an attempt to get humans rid of the mythological frame, in which human and bestial are interwoven by the flame of passion, but their combustion might not be as natural as it seems to be.

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Branka Babic

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RE: Lunatics, Lovers and Poets ...dedicated to THE GREAT AND INIMITABLE ...
2/11/2013 1:46:29 AM
What an incredible man he was with such a history and such a view of the world! while many kids these days struggle to understand why they learn about Shakespeare, when they get older, they can see that what he talked about then, still happens today..quite amazing when you think about it!
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