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when you really move by art, there is a feeling of melancholy or longing or something there

that's hard to describe. That it's right there, but you can't enter it. Or, well, he said,

he said that if you look, like, for instance, if you look at, if you took photos of people's faces when they're really struck by art, when they're really moved, you know, on a deep level by art.

And you took a photo of their face.

Usually, it's not like the face is smiling or happy.

It almost looks like there's a feeling of pain

in them this you know and i think that that i think what they were sharing does speak to a divine

experience that we feel in art and it is a blend because it is kind of like, how did I not appreciate what I've been given?

How was this here all along and I didn't notice it?

You know, when we finally see what's in the painting or hear what's in the music and we're struck by it, it's kind of like there is that melancholy.

How was I not appreciating this gift before and i

think that's when we hit that experience spiritually it is almost like a divine feeling of god

and i think that's what st augustine is describing here that you you know you were within me

but i was outside myself.

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