This Very Flat World
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posted by Elizabeth Reilly | 2:08 PM
Elizabeth C. Reilly
The early Hindu astrologers used a magnet—an iron fish compass that floated in a vessel of oil and pointed to the North. The Sanskrit word for the mariner's compass is Maccha Yantra, or fish machine. It provides direction, and, metaphorically, illumination and enlightenment. These essays began in 2006 in India. Since then, my work has expanded to Mexico, China, the European Union, and Afghanistan. Join me on a journey throughout this flat world, where Maccha Yantra will help guide our path.
About Me
- Name: Elizabeth Reilly
- Location: Malibu, California, United States
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