Creative impulse intersects with past expression in terms of universality and the permanent things.
These permanent things retain their vigor and value beyond temporal boundaries. They are the ideas and values reflecting self-evident good in all cultures, and while time may alter their expression over generations, it does not erase them.
Every work of every composer and artist reveals a raw measurement of what they know against the vastness of what they do not know. In the fullness of time, things that cannot now be perceived will become manifest, yielding more to be imagined.
These permanent things retain their vigor and value beyond temporal boundaries. They are the ideas and values reflecting self-evident good in all cultures, and while time may alter their expression over generations, it does not erase them.
Every work of every composer and artist reveals a raw measurement of what they know against the vastness of what they do not know. In the fullness of time, things that cannot now be perceived will become manifest, yielding more to be imagined.
