astrosoeur:

Aries: Machiaviellanism - the denial of the relevance of morality, holding the view that any means can be used if it is necessary to maintain power.
Taurus: Epicureanism - the pursuit of pleasure, above all. 
Gemini: Existentialism - the belief that there is no universal “meaning of life”, the individual is free to create his own meaning and build his character from his actions. 
Cancer: Idealism  - the idea that the material world and reality merely is a product of consciousness, sensation, imagination and perception.
Leo: Solipsism - the belief that the self is all there is, that everything else just is a product of their perception.
Virgo: Skepticism -  a way of life devoted to inquiry, investigation and doubt: always questioning the certainity of things.
Libra: Dualism - the belief that everything is made up of polarity and can be sorted into two categories (such as body and mind, good and evil) which cannot exist without one another.
Scorpio: Nihilism - denial of the existence of any “truths”, holding the belief that life is ultimately meaningless.
Sagittarius: Empiricism - the belief that true wisdom comes from experience.
Capricorn: Stoicism -  emphasizes the discipline and mastery of the emotions in order to reach a wiser, rational, and peaceful mindset.
Aquarius: Surrealism - the rejection of the rational, the negation of the normal; celebrating contradiction, the imagination and the bizzare.
Pisces: Romanticism - emphasis on strong emotion and receptiveness, celebrating the imagination, the transcendental and the supreme value of art.

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thunderstruck9:

Jean Cocteau (French, 1889-1963), Scène de crime, c.1926. Ink, ink wash and white gouache on paper, 34 x 26 cm.

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clintfbarton:

chrjshemsworth:

every single STAN LEE cameo in the marvel cinematic universe (MCU)

Rest in Peace, Stan Lee. December 28, 1922 - November 12, 2018.

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365filmsbyauroranocte:

Strangers When We Meet (Richard Quine, 1960)

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365filmsbyauroranocte:

The Third Part of the Night (Andrzej Zulawski, 1971)

violentwavesofemotion:

“What matters most of all in life is being able to make that contact with another human. Otherwise you are dead, like so many people today are dead. But if you can take that first step toward communication, toward understanding, toward love, then no matter how difficult the future may be–and have no illusions, even with all the love in the world, living can be hellishly difficult–then you are saved. This is all that really matters, isn’t it?”

Ingmar Bergman, from an interview conducted c. October 1964

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thebluesthour:

Aleksandr Pushkin, “Beneath Her Native Sky of Blue”

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soracities:

Yusef Komunyakaa & Chad Gracia, Gilgamesh: A Verse Play

365filmsbyauroranocte:

Strangers When We Meet (Richard Quine, 1960)

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violentwavesofemotion:

“It is not possible to sleep when everything still grows.”

— Fredrik Nyberg, tr. by Jennifer Hayashida, from “Armeria, Willd. Fem.,”