She's literally writing about the divine feminine and prophetic dreams and the law of attraction before anyone really talked about that stuff or had a label for it.
Fantastic! A fantastic human. A fantastic example of Homo Sapiens Sapiens. Whenever you are confronted with a person who is feeling that all humanity is shit, point them to this beautiful life; or one similarly fantastic in their humanity.
@@skyjuiceification the EQUATION , and she was a bigamist , married to 2 different men for about 20 years almost right up until she died ... one was in New York , the other in LA and she was constantly going back and forth between the two usually for about 6 weeks at a time ... and even had an assistant to help her maintain the deception .
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However without the lightness of being of eastern ontological insight "the brilliant" just become imprisoned in that eternal amplifying echo chamber between our ears. Unable to pierce the veil of Maya. To wake within the dream and laugh out loud at ourselves at fear.
Curious. Does anyone know the name of the Russian immigrant girl who lived as a boy among the Arabs? Anais tells this story at about 42 minutes in but does not name the girl.
Even if half of her writings are untrue (her sexual relationships, I read they are lies,) self-educated, a truly compelling, fascinating, ahead ( arguably) of her time regards the women's "movement", tiresome phrase, like a bowel movement after SO long. Why can't I know women like her. Two marriages, two interdependent, two completely secret relationships...Namaste Z. (I DO pronounce her name correctly, can any lady who like me adores perfume- does anyone know if the fragrance ANAIS ANAIS, is named for her, I wonder what sort of scent she'd be inclined to, subtle or florid, rose water or Shalimar? ) I don't own many of her books, I love to read so I buy, buy, buy and I am not beguiling - can't acquire money...Namaste Z. I think today since I am sad I will watch Henry and June...
And I also im actually reading her biography and it was pointed out many time that she was liar ...major it all stems perhaps from abandonment so she wanted only happy life and edited many negative events in her life ... The so called the N I n lies ..like her father
Don’t hate me but after two years of research I regret to have to agree that rather than being a free spirit she probably met the criteria of a histrionic, or attention-seeking, personality disorder with parallel narcissistic and borderline traits. She admitted she was not very honest and her relationships not very healthy. Her incestuous relationship with her father was initiated by her as an adult and went on for 3 months.
I completely agree, such a talented lady but the fulfilment she claims to have found is fundamentally a lie or at least a facade… she’s a manifestation of how perverse the Freudian movement actually was at its core… Anais Nin is exactly what Nabakov was writing against in Lolita…both her and Humbert Humbert have different outcomes but same thought pattern in relation to their sexual deviancy justified by self indulgence and “introspectiveness”
@@jessicanoojin4688 She is my great Grandmother's first cousin so I suppose my 4th haha. My grandmother saw her quite a bit in Cuba, but she's had Alzheimer's for quite a while so I've never been able to talk to her about it. I hear more from other relatives, cousins of my grandma.
People never notice that she was like Coco Chanel, though Coco came earlier I believe. Both had men backup sponsors. Anais supporter was a banker. Without them, they would have done what most women with creative energies do - get some tiring job to support their lives. No time to have sex all day and write about it! Why do so many idolize her? She was a lady of leisure, bohemian style. Lady Murasaki LONG back wrote Pillow Talk. Another rich aristocrat with all day and night for sexual liaisons and passions.
"Pillow Talk" was Sei Shonagon. Lady Murasaki's book was "The Tale of Genji", the first novel as we think of them today, the first psychological romance.
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" The day came when the risk of remaining in bud was more painful than the risk of blooming"--- Anais Nin...
A beautiful and inspiring documentary that I enjoyed since the mid-1980's in my hometown Los Angeles.
if anyone wanted to know, the string quartet is playing brahms - 3rd string quartet, 3rd movement
I am in love with this woman.
She's literally writing about the divine feminine and prophetic dreams and the law of attraction before anyone really talked about that stuff or had a label for it.
I have to read her !
And she didn't have to emasculate any males in the process.
1974
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Inteepres
I was reading her when I was 17-18...it gave such a voice to an experience...she's perfect to herself.
Which books of hers do you recommend?
Fantastic! A fantastic human. A fantastic example of Homo Sapiens Sapiens.
Whenever you are confronted with a person who is feeling that all humanity is shit, point them to this beautiful life; or one similarly fantastic in their humanity.
She was a mess of a human. who is said to have actually had an affair with her own father. pretty twisted.
@@skyjuiceification If you have read the diaries, she actually didn’t. Her brother denied it.
He didn't deny it, he just said he questions the reality of whether it happened.
@@skyjuiceification the EQUATION , and she was a bigamist , married to 2 different men for about 20 years almost right up until she died ... one was in New York , the other in LA and she was constantly going back and forth between the two usually for about 6 weeks at a time ... and even had an assistant to help her maintain the deception .
So grateful to be able to see and hear this 🙏
I love how she writes about Fez. Her description-so poetic.
Thank you SO MUCH for uploading this to youtube.
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If I could pick one deceased person to speak to, it would be her.
I would have loved to have met her.
Очень интересная писательница, писавшая откровенные книги на самую интересную для людей тему, о любви.
Well she and Collette both chart an important part of the arc of the rediscovery of the power of the feminine
she was the first vlogger!
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1974
First time met , and can stop to watch.
Read her books! She is eternally inspiring...
Self realization exudes from her..
However without the lightness of being of eastern ontological insight "the brilliant" just become imprisoned in that eternal amplifying echo chamber between our ears. Unable to pierce the veil of Maya. To wake within the dream and laugh out loud at ourselves at fear.
Many people don't know that her parents were Cubans.
Cuban and French
@@assiabenslimane2589 And Danish
At 73 I can only wonder why it took so long to encounter this woman!
Omg, thank u. I am lucky to meet A.Nin in my twenties.
It's never too late
❤💫
Brahms op67 quartet no.3, 3rd movement
Truly Superb!
je me présente ngang djo anaïs, je suis maman et j'aime Darren hayes
rupert pole - white shirt playing violin.
Goals!
❤
A goddess.
Curious. Does anyone know the name of the Russian immigrant girl who lived as a boy among the Arabs? Anais tells this story at about 42 minutes in but does not name the girl.
thinking Anais is speaking of Isabelle Eberhardt
Even if half of her writings are untrue (her sexual relationships, I read they are lies,) self-educated, a truly compelling, fascinating, ahead ( arguably) of her time regards the women's "movement", tiresome phrase, like a bowel movement after SO long. Why can't I know women like her. Two marriages, two interdependent, two completely secret relationships...Namaste Z. (I DO pronounce her name correctly, can any lady who like me adores perfume- does anyone know if the fragrance ANAIS ANAIS, is named for her, I wonder what sort of scent she'd be inclined to, subtle or florid, rose water or Shalimar? ) I don't own many of her books, I love to read so I buy, buy, buy and I am not beguiling - can't acquire money...Namaste Z. I think today since I am sad I will watch Henry and June...
My aunt had the parfume Lolll is anais Anais ..i used wear it a child ...
And I also im actually reading her biography and it was pointed out many time that she was liar ...major it all stems perhaps from abandonment so she wanted only happy life and edited many negative events in her life ...
The so called the N I n lies ..like her father
Don’t hate me but after two years of research I regret to have to agree that rather than being a free spirit she probably met the criteria of a histrionic, or attention-seeking, personality disorder with parallel narcissistic and borderline traits. She admitted she was not very honest and her relationships not very healthy. Her incestuous relationship with her father was initiated by her as an adult and went on for 3 months.
Read bits of her biography and I have to agree.
I completely agree, such a talented lady but the fulfilment she claims to have found is fundamentally a lie or at least a facade… she’s a manifestation of how perverse the Freudian movement actually was at its core… Anais Nin is exactly what Nabakov was writing against in Lolita…both her and Humbert Humbert have different outcomes but same thought pattern in relation to their sexual deviancy justified by self indulgence and “introspectiveness”
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MY NAME FRANK NIN LOL
that's my cousin omg
This is my cousin too!! Who are you?
Anais is your cousin?
@@jessicanoojin4688 She is my great Grandmother's first cousin so I suppose my 4th haha. My grandmother saw her quite a bit in Cuba, but she's had Alzheimer's for quite a while so I've never been able to talk to her about it. I hear more from other relatives, cousins of my grandma.
1974
@@pamelapommetaylor5236 ?
People never notice that she was like Coco Chanel, though Coco came earlier I believe. Both had men backup sponsors. Anais supporter was a banker. Without them, they would have done what most women with creative energies do - get some tiring job to support their lives. No time to have sex all day and write about it!
Why do so many idolize her? She was a lady of leisure, bohemian style.
Lady Murasaki LONG back wrote Pillow Talk. Another rich aristocrat with all day and night for sexual liaisons and passions.
"Pillow Talk" was Sei Shonagon. Lady Murasaki's book was "The Tale of Genji", the first novel as we think of them today, the first psychological romance.
You are not quite accurate.
Mein Gott. Can't even get past the correct pronunciation of her first name?