Heiko Jessayan

Brand 1225 M ü.M. mit Scära 1700 M ü.M. und Hochwang 2535 M ü.M. #Graubünden #Heimat #Schweiz

“When your education limits your imagination, it is called indoctrination.” - Nikola Tesla

“In the arts, as in life, everything is possible provided it is based on love.” ― Marc Chagall

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Older than Rome

Persian artisans created “Girih” geometric patterns (12-15th century) with near non-repeating symmetry - centuries before Roger Penrose (Nobel Prize-winning physicist) formalized similar ideas as “Penrose tilings” in the 20th century. Pure geometric beauty, mastered by hand.

"Every exhausted civilization awaits its barbarian." —Emil Cioran

@KevorkAlmassian Karma is a b....

Do you remember this Iranian girl in the US who danced with happiness when her country was attacked? She just lost her cousin in an American strike on Iran.

Life!

@KarinaKarapety8 "Those who cannot remember the past, are condemned to repeat it", philosopher George Santayana dixit

#Pashinyan (about #EthnicCleansing in #Artsakh): Stop feeding our people data on new genocides. This "race of genocides" must be stopped, when each other is accused of genocides in our region. Through the discourse of #genocide we get [from others] the discourse of genocide 1/2

Acropolis of Athens

@KarinaKarapety8 He is a drunken sailor

The head of the "Thank you, #Aliyev" party claims they brought the ship (#Armenia) to a "peaceful port". "Now we, the passengers, need to calm down", says #Pashinyan. He still feels like a passenger, not a captain. He didn't bring the ship to a peaceful port, he's sinking it.

Tegher Monastery, 13th century, Armenia, rises as an austere, obsidian-like FORTRESS upon the volcanic slopes of Mount Aragats. Looking nearly completely black, it is one of the most uniquely ascetic and powerful ecclesiastical structures in Armenia. It was built for the noble Princess Mamakhatun, whose tomb still stands beside the principal entrance. Etymologically, the designation “Tegher” derives from the classical Armenian word “degher”, signifying “medicaments” or “healing substances.” In antiquity, this very locale abounded in pharmacologically potent botanical specimens systematically employed for the therapeutic restoration of wounded Armenian warriors. Thus, the monastery functioned concurrently as both spiritual sanctuary and proto-medical refuge for those requiring simultaneous corporeal and metaphysical succour.

Siena, Italy 🇮🇹

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“You don't have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them.” — Ray Bradbury

“Spring has come again. The earth is like a child that has learned poems by heart.” — Rainer Maria Rilke

You are part of nature, everything is connected.

Florence, Italy 🇮🇹

No other ancient document holds my interest and affection quite like this papyrus, written in Egypt and in the Armenian alphabet. It's a goldmine of linguistic evidence not for the Egyptian or the Armenian language, but for Greek! My introduction to it: open.substack.com/pub/dannylbate…