Portrait Of A Seeker Of Essence
Blog for the novel, "Portrait Of A Seeker Of Essence," which is about a few years in the life of a musician and his personal and spiritual changes. The novel can be read at www.portraitofaseekerofessence.name. Please feel free to post comments on a chapter by chapter basis, before you've finished reading the entire novel. Please use reasonable language. Thanks - Russell Kolish, Author - Click on the lowest thread title on the left and ten additional titles will come up.
Tuesday
I've had a number of people I admired throughout my life. People who stood for something like an idea or a movement or were just able to accomplish things that I couldn't do myself. My tenth grade teacher, a sports figure here and there, a monumental thinker like Einstein.Even if I couldn't understand what they did I COULD understand that what they did was amazing and affected the lives of all of us. Even now I have a hero or two creeping around in my mind, giving me a boost when I think of them.Some people just amaze me!
1 Comments:
Malcolm from Vancouver
I LOVE tragic characters! In the context of whatever art I’m experiencing, reading or watching a play or looking at a painting OR watching one of my friends doing something impossibly stupid, the ‘tragic flaws’ are amazing to behold! The reason I LOVE these characters is because they make me feel grateful that I’m not them. I mean, I’ve probably done quite a few ridiculously dumb things in my life and I’ll bet that someone was watching and thinking the same of me. I don’t mind. If my own actions occasionally help someone else to feel grateful then I’ve been redeemed and served a good purpose for a moment or two.
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