"From the Ailo to the Aylo"
A few words about the project:
From the Ailo to the Aylo.-from the Airborne to the Unformed Or From the level of Ideas to the field of Inspiration.
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From the level of Ideas to the field of Inspiration.
I understand before I implement.
I become conscious of every trace I leave behind me.
I am the rock, I and the sculptor.
When an Idea is allowed to descend to the level of inspiration, many people grasp it in a fair manner. Of course, its subsequent implementation depends on each person's personal ability.
The breath of God entered the first mud-clay and became the idea-immaterial-of man. How many stages did man go through and will go through externally to become material! I wonder what it will be like when he becomes Man?
Alexandra Milopoulou
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