| Amount of texts to »monastry« | 11, and there are 11 texts (100.00%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
| Average lenght of texts | 214 Characters |
| Average Rating | 0.818 points, 3 Not rated texts |
| First text | on Apr 29th 2000, 23:07:22 wrote jox about monastry |
| Latest text | on Mar 19th 2004, 01:30:57 wrote sandy about monastry |
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on Mar 19th 2004, 01:30:57 wrote
on Mar 28th 2001, 06:20:17 wrote
on Mar 5th 2001, 04:13:14 wrote |
Is a monastry a place where possibly moaning monks try to work out what's missing from their surroundings?? Last time I saw the word monastery – Under Henry VIII and the Dissolution thereof – it had an extra 'e' where the effort now is.
the whole world is a monastry to a monk, the world is a circus to a clown and earth a playground to a child. Ever read the biography of Yul Brynner – the world is a subject to a King.
i designed a series of houses for recluses which were similiar to monasteries: there was no dining room or bedroom, those were the refectory and the dorter. while the space of solace in a monastery was the cloister, in the house for a recluse, the space of inward focus was the bathroom. seriously. the entire house was centered around the bathroom, in fact the bath was the raison d'etre of the house. just as one can find scholastic knowledge in a monastic cloister, a space of inward focus, amongst their brethren, one could find solace, alone, in the bath. this is why minimalism is so great for bathrooms: when there is no decoration, just spare surroundings, one cannot hide from themselves.
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