The Trinity (Andrei Rublev)
Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow
Incarnatio Dei, hominis deificatio.
The Incarnation of God leads to the deïfication of man.
La encarnación de Dios conduce a la deificación del hombre.
Updating:
10/09/23: Testo 39 : “Il rock ‘n’ roll, un assalto alla coscienza attraverso messaggi subliminali” (6 p.) è stato aggiornato
10/09/23: Text 39: Rock ‘n’ roll, an assault on consciousness via subliminal messages (6 p.).
21/08/23: Tekst 45: “Rock ‘n’ roll, een geweldpleging op het bewustzijn” (41 p.) werd toegevoegd.
21/08/23: Texte 39: “Le rock ‘n’ roll, viol de la conscience” (42 p.) a été mis à jour.
01/07/23: Tekst 44: “Die oortjies van die seekoei. Een getuigenis uit Swaziland”, (60 p.), werd bijgewerkt.
01/07/23: Text 38: “The ears of the hippopotamus, A testimony from Swaziland” (60 p.) was updated.
01/07/23: Texto 38: “Las orejas del hipopótamo”, Un testimonio de Suazilandia (60 p.) fue actualizado.
02/07/23: Texte 38: “Les oreilles de l’hippopotame. Un témoignage du Swaziland”, (60 p.), a été mis à jour.
02/07/23: Text 38: “Es sind nur die Ohren des Nilpferdes”. Ein Zeugnis aus Swasiland (60 S.) wurde aktualisiert.
02/07/23: Testo 38: “Le orecchie dell’ippopotamo. Una testimonianza dallo Swaziland”, (60 p.), è stato aggiornato.
And also this:
“When I come on stage, something happens, like in the quality of the performance.. was like then times more, like, I had something – I’m not religious – but I had something that, some voice which is telling me how to do, what to do.., like appears and then disappears. It’s very, very strange, but it’s been always with me and especially in important roles.”
This, Anna Netrebko, the world-renowned Russian Austrian soprano, stated, on the occasion of the Official announcement of the Polar Music Prize 2020 she was awarded on 11 feb. 2020. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9dO3ky9sH8)
Insiders will argue that this is clearly related to religion, but mainly on an un- and subconscious level. In that respect, Ms. Netrebko’s experience is in some ways analogous to the story of ‘Bapuka’. (See the tab ’texts 4′, text 36.)
Homo Religiosus
