thought-image

• “Wislawa Szymborska's making of poems is the perfection of the word-object, of the exquisitely chiseled thought-image - allegro ma non troppo, as one of her poems is called.”

  The Nobel Prize in Literature 1996 - Presentation Speech

• “The slightest improper inflection, the wrong thought-image of a word, or any distraction can cause a spell to fail " or to have unintended consequences. ”

  The Soprano Sorceress

• “The change recalled a Llondelei thought-image shared on the night he and the Kielmark had set off for Shadowfane from Morbrith: 'You will know pure matrix from that enslaved by demons, for bonding turns the colour like wine.”

  Shadowfane

• “Through fragmented phrases, bits of thought-image, and ragged patches of vision, Jaric saw a Thienz hand Scait a dark chunk of crystal.”

  Shadowfane

• “Her thought-image came tinged with anger, a bitterness indefinably deep.”

  Shadowfane

• “Her thought-image qualified, showing a smooth, spherical object that drifted at the height of a man's shoulder.”

  Shadowfane

• “Progress; all safe," was the thought-image that came to him.”

  The Devolutionist and the Emancipatrix

• “She did not fully appreciate until afterward that it was her own brain which did the translating; the surgeon's subconscious mind had merely furnished a thought-image which would have been exactly the same, regardless of language.”

  The Devolutionist and the Emancipatrix

• “Looking at this most interesting and suggestive series, it is clear that in these pictures that which is obtained is not the thought-image, but the effect caused in etheric matter by its vibrations, and it is necessary to clairvoyantly see the thought in order to understand the results produced.”

  Thought-Forms

• “But if by chance she had ate her heart out in that house, brooding and fretting, one could think that she might have cast a shell and left some thought-image of herself behind her. ”

  The Land of Mist

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