“What I object to is becoming enslaved to any one point of view. Of course there are affinities, analogies, correspondences, a heavenly rhythm and an earthly rhythm… as above so below. It would all be crazy if it weren’t so. But knowing it, accepting it, why not forget it? I mean, make it a living part of one’s life, something absorbed, assimilated and distributed through every pore of one’s being, and thus forgotten, altered, utilized in the spirit and the service of life. I abhor people who have to filter everything through the one language they know, whether it be astrology, religion, yoga, politics, economics or what. The one thing about this universe of ours which intrigues me, which makes me realize that it is divine and beyond all knowing, is that it lends itself so easily to any and all interpretations. Everything we formulate about it is correct and incorrect at the same time. It includes our truths and our errors.” –Henry Miller
The life and times of Isaac Dust