Terence Stamp: A Group of handwritten notes and poems, Comprising: one page on 'Chateau Marmont' headed paper, in black ink, reading In all occupations of life where beauty has been the inspiration, where the divine wine has been poured out, there is music. Isn't among all the different arts, the art of music has been especially considered divine, because it is the exact miniature of the law working through the whole universe; together with another page in pencil reading Man's true self is the part of his being which knows itself to exist, which is conscious of itself. When that self takes breath as its vehicle instead of the body then it soars upward, toward the utmost heights, toward that goal which is the source and origin of all beings; a short handwritten paragraph on yellow lined paged, in pencil, reading Mind is creative and thought is living, but out of what does mind create a thought? Out of the atoms of the mental sphere but the current which attracts the desired atoms to complete a thought is the breath, not that breath which is outwardly manifest that part of the breath the action of which is not felt by every man.; two more pages of musings; and a short poem on lined paper, (6) Footnotes: Provenance From the Terence Stamp Collection For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing