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candor: arcanum 17

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Arcana 17, also known as "The Star", is the 17th major arcana of the Tarot of Marseille. The Star is often associated with themes such as hope, light, healing, and wisdom. In this context, "candor" could be interpreted as a quality that is in harmony with the energy of the Star. Candor is a quality that implies purity of intention, transparency, and innocence. It can be associated with an authentic and sincere approach to life. Combining these two elements, one could interpret "candor: arcana 17 the stars" as an invitation to approach life with purity of intention, transparency, and innocence, while being guided by the hope, light, and wisdom that the Star represents. According to Kant, beauty is a quality that is subjective and depends on how we perceive things. In his Critique of the Faculty of Judgment, Kant argues that beauty is a quality that is related to the form and proportion of things, and that is appreciated by our faculty of aesthetic judgment. According to Kant, morality is also related to beauty, because it is a quality that is related to how we treat others and nature. Candor could therefore be considered a moral quality that allows us to treat others and nature with respect and with a purity of intention. Finally, the relationship between man and nature is a theme that is central to Millet's painting and to Kant's philosophy. Candor could be considered a quality that allows us to connect with nature and perceive it as an integral part of our existence. In summary, "candor: arcana 17" could be interpreted as an invitation to contemplate the beauty of nature with a purity of intention and innocence, while being guided by morality and the relationship between man and nature. 2160 x 3840 px / 4k mp4 / 59 s / 133 Mo / 12 fps 78 éditions : 1.28 #xtz pièce / Card N° 17/78 : Collection #tarot a subrealist tribute based on the masterpiece by : Peasant Digging (Bêcheur au travail) - Jean-François Millet : 1863 Original works On view at : Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University, Middletown, United States

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