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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Desire | | |  |  |  | Desire: Encyclopedia - Zipporah at the innThe tale of Zipporah at the inn, is one of the more unusual, curious, and much-debated, passages of the torah.
When Moses and Zipporah reach an inn,
the LORD met him, and sought to kill him. Then Zipporah took a sharp stone, and cut off the foreskin of her son, and cast it at his feet, and said, Surely a bloody husband art thou to me. So he let him go: then she said, A bloody husband thou art, because of the circumcision -Exodus 24b-26
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| | |  |  |  | Desire: Encyclopedia II - Wings of Desire - PlotSet in Berlin in the late 1980s, it follows two angels as they roam the city, unseen and unheard by the people, observing and listening to the thoughts of all they see. They have always been in Berlin; they have been in that location since before there was a city, and in fact since before there were any humans.
Although they are pure observers, invisible to all but children, and incapable of any physical interaction with our world, one of the angels, Damiel (Bruno Ganz), falls in love with a circus trapeze artist (Solveig Dommartin). ...
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|  |  |  | Desire: Encyclopedia II - Desire album - AftermathDesire would not be released until after New Year's. In the meantime, Dylan embarked on the first leg of a North American tour with the Rolling Thunder Revue. During the course of the tour, which received heavy media coverage, Dylan and his band unveiled songs from Desire in addition to reinterpreting past works. The Rolling Thunder Revue was also augmented by guest musicians such as Mick Ronson (best known for his work with David Bowie) and other artists such as Roger McGuinn, Joni Mitchell, and Joan Baez who not only contribu ...
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|  |  |  | Desire: Encyclopedia II - Desire album - SongsThe album opens with "Hurricane," arguably the most popular song on Desire. Named after former middleweight contender Rubin Carter (aka "Hurricane"), Dylan had been inspired to write it after reading Carter's autobiography, The Sixteenth Round, which Carter had sent him "because of his prior commitment to the [civil rights] struggle." Carter and a man named John Artis had been charged with a triple homicide, which occurred in The Lafayette Grill, Paterson New Jersey in 1966. Widely reported as a racially motivated crime, Carter ...
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|  |  |  | Desire: Encyclopedia II - Desire album - OuttakesThe Desire sessions yielded a number of outtakes, but only one of these outtakes received any serious consideration. Written from the point-of-view of someone 'despairing, isolated, [and] lost,' "Abandoned Love" first debuted as an impromptu performance at the Other End on July 3, 1975. As Clinton Heylin notes, the song "suggested someone whose 'amazing self-confidence' as an artist had returned, but for whom the problems in his marriage were no nearer a happy solution." Originally intended for the album, it was ultimately replaced by ...
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|  |  |  | Desire: Encyclopedia II - Desire album - PersonnelMusicians
Bob Dylan - vocals, rhythm guitar, harmonica, piano
Scarlet Rivera - violin
Eric Clapton - guitar
Howard Wyeth - drums
Dom Cortese - accordian, mandolin
Vincent Bell - bellzouki
Rob Stoner - bass guitar, background vocals
Howie Wyeth - piano, drums
Emmylou Harris - background vocals
Ronee Blakley - background vocals on "Hurricane"
Steve Soles ...
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| | | |  |  |  | Desire: Encyclopedia II - Desire album - Recording sessionsOne of the key elements of Desire was the Rolling Thunder Revue. By 1975, Dylan had extensive experience playing with a number of bands, but these groups were assembled by others; in the case of the Hawks (later known as The Band), the group had performed for a number of years before ever meeting Dylan. The idea of forming his own band came when Dylan saw Patti Smith and her group play at the Other End on June 26, 1975. Smith had yet to record an album, but she was already attracting a lot of attention from the music press and industr ...
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Spiritual - Theosophy
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Desire Desire A word whose shades of meaning range from mere animal desire to that of cosmic kama or eros which "first arose in It," bringing spirit into union with matter and giving rise to the creation or emanation of various classes of beings. It can also be lofty spiritual aspiration, the yearning upwards with the undying desire for the divine, or impersonal love, or again, the urge to become united or one with others. Many words overlap it in meaning, such as will, attraction, love, and cupidity, and it is generally used as a translation of the Sanskrit kama. Philosophically, it is often synonymous with abstract will, as when kama is called sometimes desire and sometimes will, so that will and desire seem to blend into one on the higher ranges. In the saying, behind will stands desire, will is a colorless force set in motion by desire, much as a current is set up by an electromotive force. From another viewpoint, will, as an abstract motor in the human constitution, arises from the higher or spiritual-intellectual ranges of the kama principle itself, for "Will and Desire are the higher and lower aspects of one and the same thing" (BCW 12:702). See also KAMA; EROS (See also: Desire, Mysticism, Mysticism Dictionary, Occultism, Occultism Dictionary)
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| |  |  |  | Desire: Encyclopedia II - Inhibited sexual desire - ComplicationsWhen both partners have low sexual desire, the issue of sexual interest level will not be problematic in the relationship. Low sexual desire, however, may be a barometer of the emotional health of the relationship. In other cases where there is an excellent and loving relationship, low sexual desire may cause a partner to repeatedly feel hurt and rejected, leading to eventual feelings of resentment and promoting eventual emotional distance.
Sex is something that, for most couples, either bonds their relationship closer together, or so ...
See also:Inhibited sexual desire, Inhibited sexual desire - Causes incidence and risk factors, Inhibited sexual desire - Signs and tests, Inhibited sexual desire - Treatment, Inhibited sexual desire - Expectations prognosis, Inhibited sexual desire - Complications, Inhibited sexual desire - Prevention, Inhibited sexual desire - External link Read more here: » Inhibited sexual desire: Encyclopedia II - Inhibited sexual desire - Complications |
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| |  |  |  | Desire: Encyclopedia II - Inhibited sexual desire - PreventionOne major way of preventing ISD is to reserve time for nonsexual intimacy with one's partner. Couples, who reserve weekly talk time and time for a weekly date alone without the kids, will maintain a closer relationship and are more likely to feel sexual interest. Couples should also detach sex and affection, so that neither one is afraid to be affectionate on a daily basis, fearing that it will be i ...
See also:Inhibited sexual desire, Inhibited sexual desire - Causes incidence and risk factors, Inhibited sexual desire - Signs and tests, Inhibited sexual desire - Treatment, Inhibited sexual desire - Expectations prognosis, Inhibited sexual desire - Complications, Inhibited sexual desire - Prevention, Inhibited sexual desire - External link Read more here: » Inhibited sexual desire: Encyclopedia II - Inhibited sexual desire - Prevention |
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| |  |  |  | Desire: Encyclopedia II - Endless Nights - Chapter 2: Desire - What I've tasted of DesireArt by Milo Manara
This story is about a woman who bargains with Desire to win the hand of her tribe's favorite boy, and then loses him to war.
Gaiman himself has said that the story is based on a historical anecdote told by George MacDonald Fraser, and tells the story of a woman (who, like almost every character in the story, goes unnamed) in what appears to be pre-Roman Britain. She mostly tells the story ...
See also:Endless Nights, Endless Nights - Chapter 1: Death - Death and Venice, Endless Nights - Chapter 2: Desire - What I've tasted of Desire, Endless Nights - Chapter 3: Dream - The Heart of a Star, Endless Nights - Chapter 4: Despair - Fifteen Portraits of Despair, Endless Nights - Chapter 5: Delirium - Going Inside, Endless Nights - Chapter 6: Destruction - On the Peninsula, Endless Nights - Chapter 7: Destiny - Endless Nights Read more here: » Endless Nights: Encyclopedia II - Endless Nights - Chapter 2: Desire - What I've tasted of Desire |
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