“She has been a god too long to remember how to kneel.”
Source: The Heir of Ash and Thunder
“I want the next goddamn tyrant who tries to burn the past down to choke on the ash.”
Source: The Heir of Ash and Thunder
“Los reinos vienen y van, así como los siglos, las tradiciones, los reyes y los escritores, pero el rey Arturo siempre regresa.”
Source: The Bright Sword
“Per ogni mito narrato, c'è un mito non narrato e innominato che gli accenna dall'ombra, affiorando per allusioni, schegge, coincidenze, senza che mai un autore osi raccontarlo di seguito come una singola storia.”
Source: Le nozze di Cadmo e Armonia
“Trigunaya is not a who. It is a balance.”
Source: Trigunaya - The Awakening: The First Echo in the War for Balance
“You left like Prometheus in reverse, stealing the fire and leaving me chained to silence.”
Source: Her Fire Touched the Sky: Poems of Trauma, Survival, Healing, and the Quiet Rebuilding of a Soul
“The primitive mentality does not invent myths, it experiences them. Myths are original revelations of the preconscious psyche, involuntary statements about unconscious psychic happenings, and anything but allegories of physical processes. Such allegories would be an idle amusement for an unscientific intellect. Myths, on the contrary, have vital meaning, Not merely do they represent, they are the psychic life of the primitive tribe, which immediately falls into pieces and decays when it loses its mythological heritage, like a man who has lost his soul. A tribe’s mythology is its living religion, whose loss is always and everywhere, even among the civilised, a moral catastrophe.”
“If all it takes is a couple of burning bushes, magic tricks and fairytales to quench your quest for truth, you have neither the brain, nor the backbone, or the heart to explore truth.”
Source: Sonnets From The Mountaintop
“Fairytales provide nourishment for the mind, but only as tales of fantasy, not of truth. Myths are crucial part of the social fabric, but they must never become the backbone of society.”
Source: Sonnets From The Mountaintop
“Some say gods fade like dew at dawn. Others whisper they sleep, waiting to rise again.”
Source: The Weight Of Ash And Gold