Difference between revisions of "Avatar: The Godhead"
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| + | ''"Being a god is being able to recognize within one’s self these things that are | ||
| + | important, and then to strike the single note that brings them into alignment | ||
| + | with everything else that exists. Then, beyond morals or logic or esthetics, | ||
| + | one is wind or fire, the sea, the mountains, rain, the sun or the stars, the | ||
| + | flight of an arrow, the end of a day, the clasp of love. One rules through | ||
| + | one’s ruling passions. Those who look upon gods then say, without even | ||
| + | knowing their names, ‘He is Fire. She is Dance. He is Destruction. She is | ||
| + | Love.’ [...] they do not call themselves gods. Everyone else does, though, | ||
| + | everyone who beholds them."'' — Roger Zelazny, '''Lord of Light''' | ||
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| + | == Introduction == | ||
Revision as of 12:45, 7 June 2019
"Being a god is being able to recognize within one’s self these things that are important, and then to strike the single note that brings them into alignment with everything else that exists. Then, beyond morals or logic or esthetics, one is wind or fire, the sea, the mountains, rain, the sun or the stars, the flight of an arrow, the end of a day, the clasp of love. One rules through one’s ruling passions. Those who look upon gods then say, without even knowing their names, ‘He is Fire. She is Dance. He is Destruction. She is Love.’ [...] they do not call themselves gods. Everyone else does, though, everyone who beholds them." — Roger Zelazny, Lord of Light
