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This Is Darkness is a site for dark ambient fans. On This Is Darkness you will find a variety of features which should be of interest to fans of dark ambient music. This includes news, reviews, interviews, and mixes. The physical shipping address can be found here. DEEP BURIAL by PRIOR / GROT announcements!
- Frozen In Time: Weekly News
The latest release from Harvestman (the psych/folk/ambient...
- Reviews
The latest release from Italian dark ambient / drone...
- On the Periphery
This Is Darkness Presents Vol.1 Dark Ambient Now Available!...
- Artist Spotlights
This Is Darkness Presents Vol.1 Dark Ambient Now Available!...
- Interviews
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- Writers Corner
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This Is Darkness Presents Vol.2 Nothingness; Wolves and...
- Frozen In Time: Weekly News
1 day ago · I can’t tell you exactly what your experience of darkness is, or where it is coming from, but it is probably safe to say that it is some deep pain from your past that is now presenting itself in your life to be healed. Your resistance toward dealing with it is likely reflected in your increased drinking.
Darkness is the condition resulting from a lack of illumination, or an absence of visible light. Human vision is unable to distinguish colors in conditions of very low luminance because the hue -sensitive photoreceptor cells on the retina are inactive when light levels are insufficient, in the range of visual perception referred to as scotopic vision .
- Darkness Symbolism
- Why Are People Afraid of The Dark?
- Conclusion
1. Evil
Darkness in the bible symbolizes Evil. There are many quotes from the bible positioning Godand Jesus as ‘the light’ and evil and Satan as ‘the darkness’. Here, a dualisim exists: 1. Light is good. 2. Darkness is evil. For example, in John 8:12, Jesus calls himself the light of the world: Similarly, in Psalm 84:11, God is referred to as ‘the sun’, which is the brightest thing in the world: The message about darkness as evil continues in popular culture today. You will often find that evil peop...
2. Nothingness
Where there is nothing, we perceive there to be darkness.Space, for example, is black, because of the lack of anything as far as we can see. There’s nothing for light to bounce off, so we see nothing. And when we see nothing, we see black. While this might be perceived as a default color (or, not a color at all!), you’ll notice that often black is used in art to represent nothingness. We also have the concept of a ‘blackout’ which is a term used to describe loss of electricity, but also the s...
3. Death
Death and darkness are intertwined. We perceive death to be a permanent state of darkness, particularly because death is nothingness. You see the use of darkness to represent death in Dylan Thomas’s famous poem Do not Go Gentle into that Good Night: This poem reminds people to fight for life for as long as they can. It uses darkness (and night) as a proxy for death. You should fight against darkness, which means, to fight against death. Similarly, Shakespeare regularly uses darkness as a symb...
People are afraid of the dark because it blocks off one of our most important senses – sight! It causes us to think that there might be something in front of us that we can’t see. This brings out fears and worries. Furthermore, our ancestors likely had rational fears of animals sneaking up in the night. So, we have a built-in fight or flight respon...
Darkness symbolism takes many forms. As a versatile instrument for literature, film and television, it can create suspense, reveal secrets, or show deceit. In our own lives, it’s something that changes our behavior. We often have a heightened fear response at night due to our genetic disposition to try to protect ourselves from encroaching predator...
Jun 17, 2020 · by Liz Walter ‘Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that.’ ‘In the midst of darkness, light persists.’ These quotes, from Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, perfectly demonstrate the way darkness and light are used as metaphors in English (and many other languages), with darkness suggesting ignorance, evil and unhappiness and light … Continue reading From ...
May 8, 2018 · A select group known as Jedi can tap into the Force and gain enhanced abilities. The light side is about defense, peace, and objective considered action. The dark side is about war, aggression ...
Apr 28, 2023 · Darkness symbolizes various concepts and ideas, ranging from death and destruction to mystery, fear, and ignorance. It often represents the unknown or hidden aspects we are afraid to confront or understand. It is also a metaphor for secrets, sorrow, despair, and obscurity. Darkness symbolizes mystery, magic, inspiration, creativity, acceptance ...
