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  1. Nuestro @[email protected] semanal dedicado, en esta ocasión, a Arvo Pärt compositor estonio y figura clave de lo que se ha dado en denominar minimalismo espiritual. Un #podcast de #radiomalva grabado con la colaboración de #FranciscaPageo #FestinaLente hardcuore.podcast.audio/@hardc

  2. Arvo Pärt y el desconocido epicentro de la música popular, por Pablo Fernandez #FestinaLente entrelineas.org/revista/arvo-p

  3. Dolphin & Anchor drawing for my Festina Lente study on Constraint.

    I flipped the dolphin so he was breaching while holding and moving against the anchor. The waves are a Greek motif pulling west, while the clouds are pushing east.

    Next month will be the Snail Shell & Rabbit.

    #theLiminal #foxandthistle #art #artist #dolphin #anchor #lore #festinalente

  4. #Stage #opportunité
    Projet de longue haleine #BVH #BibFr cherche sa·son stagiaire pour 4 mois d'émotions intenses en compagnie du Sieur de La Croix Du Maine au #CESR à #Tours #FestinaLente
    > Candidatures jusqu'au 31/01/2024

    « Telles gens sont les crocheteurs des hommes doctes, qui nous amassent tout ; Cela nous sert beaucoup, il faut qu'il y ait de telles gens. » #LCDM #Renaissance #bibliographie #bibliotheques #PatrimoineEcrit #TEI #DH

    > tous les détails par ici > bvh.hypotheses.org/10517

  5. Festina lente

    Festina lenta is a phrase I once used as my touchstone for a year. It means, to make haste s l o w l y. It’s inherently ridiculous, but also points to the very old and very excellent point about taking one’s time. It’s an antidote to the venoms busy and hurry. “These days” things are not simply faster, they are glossed over. The super-power I need to cultivate more is discrimination: What experiences are valuable? What pursuits are valuable? There’s [almost] always a faster way… but which is the better way?

    In that spirit, consider the two paradigms that follow, not as you would two spirited debaters but rather two paintings hanging at opposite ends of a gallery. You are in the middle, bathed in natural light, forced by history to judge their color and attraction.

    ~ Mark Helprin from, The Acceleration of Tranquility

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    “You are a director of a firm that supplies algorithms…” Egads, no.

    “In the two days it has taken to reach your destination…” You have my attention.

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    #7ForSunday #CalmTechnology #FestinaLente #MarkHelprin #YearlyTouchPhrases
  6. Sunset

    Every time you wake up and ask yourself, “What good things am I going to do today?” remember that, when the sun goes down at sunset, it will take a part of you life with it.

    ~ Indian proverb

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    #7ForSunday #ChooseWisely #FestinaLente #Proverbs #Quotes
  7. Make haste slowly

    Diligence is quick to carry out what intelligence has lingered over. Fools are fond of hurry: They take no heed of obstacles and act incautiously. The wise usually fail through hesitation. Fools stop at nothing, the wise at everything. Sometimes things are judged correctly but go wrong out of inefficiency and neglect. Readiness is the mother of luck. It is a great deed to leave nothing for the morrow. A lofty motto: Make haste slowly.

    ~ Baltasar Gracián

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    #BaltasarGracián #FestinaLente #Quotes
  8. One you can finish

    The worker must be stronger than his project; loads larger than the bearer must necessarily crush him. Certain careers, moreover, are not so demanding in themselves as they are prolific in begetting a mass of other activities. Enterprises which give rise to new and multifarious activities should be avoided; you must not commit yourself to a task from which there is no free egress. Put your hand to one you can finish or at least hope to finish; leave alone those that expand as you work at them and do not stop where you intended they should.

    ~ Seneca

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    #FestinaLente #GettingLessDone #Quotes #Seneca
  9. Unrestrained moderation

    I’m finding myself draw to this phrase. It’s clearly messing with me; At first brush it might seem to be an oxymoron. However it depends on which definition of “moderation” I choose. If moderation is something I have—say, I am moderate in my opinions—then that moderation simply is. That moderation is neither short nor tall, slow nor fast, and neither restrained nor unrestrained.

    But if moderation is thought of as an action—something I am doing continuously, like running or living or talking—then it can clearly be done to different degrees. My running can be slow or fast. (Technically, my running is uniformly slow, but bear with me for this simile.) My living can be conservative or outlandish. And so my moderation can be restrained or unrestrained. Currently, my moderation dial is turned to about, 2; Picture me knocking on the control panel asking, “Hello? Is this on?” I need to twist that moderation up to 11.

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    Update Oct 2020: See also, Festina Lente.

    #FestinaLente #SelfImprovement #SpinalTap