Most Popular Tags

Poetry Aleister Crowley Religion God Norway Death Christianity Goddess Astrology Islam Blasphemy Norse Mythology Arno Rafael Minkkinen Thelema Babalon Scarlet Woman Love Water Star Catholicism Sweden Devil Mark Twain Judaism Rose Jesus Demiurge Ireland Allah Muslim Nature ACHAD Charles Stansfeld Jones Sea Philosophy Charles Manson The Vision and the Voice Hymns to the Star Goddess Lucifer John Whiteside Parsons Nuit MagicK Liber AL vel Legis Thoth Tarot Carl Jung Henrik Ibsen Sorcery Jack Parsons William Butler Yeats Hymn Yahweh Bible Algernon Charles Swinburne Gold Savitri Devi Night Satan Immigration Paradise Hell Sin Vikings Astronomy Christ Jean-Paul Sartre Circumcision Cats Heresy Feminism Babalonshi Biab Od Micma Gargantua and Pantagruel Mythology Ernest Hemingway Grady Louis McMurtry Paganism Spring Aldous Huxley Scorpio Sami Iceland Aethyr Pablo Neruda Beauty Marjorie Cameron NASA Candida Felts Absinthe Wisdom Cannabis Hel Carl Sagan The Book of the Law François Rabelais Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Odin Neil Gaiman Leah Hirsig Alostrael Leah Sublime

Archives

© 2018 Writ in Water.

Powered by WordPress.

Theme by Anders Norén.

Tag: Jean-Paul Sartre

Change

“Nothing has changed and yet everything is different.” Jean-Paul Sartre (1905 – 1980) Photo: Private Moynalvey Church (of the Nativity) – Summerhill, Co. Meath, Ireland

We also dream

I cannot consider exclusively what that man tells me when he consciously says, “I don’t believe in God; I believe in history,” and so on. For example, I…

Change

Nothing has changed and yet everything is different. Jean-Paul Sartre (1905 – 1980)