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Mme. Blavatsky claimed that the recognition of people and places not known before are not necessarily a proof of the "soul's memory" but the ability to read these things on the astral light:
Blavatsky claimed that the recognition of people and places not known before are not necessarily a proof of the soul s memory but the ability to read these things on the astral light. The constant reversion of images and ideas in the astral light, and the pranks of the elementals there, unknown to us as such and only seen in effects, still again add to the confusion.
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ink review : Colorverse Quasar
Colorverse is a South Korean company that produces inks that are well-known for their iconic bottles and for their astronomy-related names. The Quasar in this review is from their season 2 inks that were released under the theme “Astrophysics”. The package comes with a big 65 ml bottle and a cute 15 ml small one. Fellow Fountain Pen Network member Lgsoltek graciously gifted me a bunch of samples when leaving Paris, giving me the opportunity to try out a range of new inks. This Colorverse Quasar was one of them.
Quasar is a richly saturated purple-leaning blue. The ink writes really well in all nib sizes with excellent lubrication. It’s also an ink with a serious golden sheen, especially when using wet nibs. On the other hand, no shading to speak of (probably due to the high level of saturation). Personally, this is not my type of colour and the ink is too saturated for my taste. But that’s just me, you can make your own judgement using the information below.
Quasar has a very limited dynamic range, with almost no contrast between light and dark parts. To illustrate this, I did a swab where I really saturated portions of the Tomoe River paper with ink, pooling it on. This lack of contrast explains why you get little shading in your writing (especially in finer nibs — the blow-up below with a B-nib is a bit misleading in this respect). You can also see that Quasar is well-saturated. As a result, the ink works great with EF nibs, where it produces a very readable and contrast-rich line.
On the smudge test — rubbing text with a moist Q-tip cotton swab — there is a huge amount of smearing, but the text itself remains crisp and clear. Water resistance is completely lacking. The still water test (letting drops of water sit on the page for 15 minutes) produces a colourful mess. With the running water test, all ink simply disappears, leaving next to nothing on the page (see water test at the end of the review).
I’ve tested the ink on a wide variety of paper – from crappy Moleskine to high-end Tomoe River. On each scrap of paper I show you:
- An ink swab, made with a cotton Q-tip
- 1-2-3 pass swab, to show increasing saturation
- An ink scribble made with a Lamy Safari M-nib fountain pen
- The name of the paper used, written with a Lamy Safari B-nib
- A small text sample, written with the M-nib
- The source of the quote, written with the B-nib
- Drying times of the ink on the paper (with the M-nib)
Colorverse Quasar has a slight tendency to feather on the lower quality papers in my test set, most obvious when using a wet pen. I noticed no issues with better quality paper or when using finer nibs (M-nib or below). A bummer for me was that I also got some feathering on the Paperblanks paper, which is what I use for daily journaling. This is probable due to some inconsistencies during paper production. I’ve noticed that from time to time you get a bundle of paper of lesser quality. Happened a handful of times — I did a quick calculation: 12 notebooks (of 144 pages), a handful of bad bundles (5x 12 pages): that translates to about 3% suboptimal paper. A bummer when it happens, but I can live with a 97% success rate.
The ink writes smoothly with good lubrication, and provides excellent contrast with the page. Writing looks good on both white and more yellow paper, but I do prefer the ink’s look on the cream paper. Drying times are fairly low — in the 5 to 10 second range with my Lamy Safari M-nib.
At the end of the review, I also show the back-side of the different paper types, in the same order. A small amount of bleed-through is present on some lower-quality papers, but nothing too bad.
Since scans alone are not always enough to give you a complete picture of the ink, I also provide you with a few photos for an alternative look at Quasar blue.
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Reviews for "From Guardians of the Galaxy to Surfing Babes: Unleashing the Power of the Curse"
1. Mark - 2 stars
I was really excited to watch "Gotg babe surf curss" as I had heard so many good things about it. However, I was left extremely disappointed. The storyline was confusing and felt disjointed, with no clear direction. The characters lacked depth and I couldn't connect with any of them. The humor fell flat and felt forced, unlike in other movies of the same genre. Overall, I found "Gotg babe surf curss" to be a major disappointment and a waste of my time.
2. Sarah - 1 star
I can honestly say that "Gotg babe surf curss" is one of the worst movies I have ever seen. The plot was convoluted and made little sense. The special effects were poorly executed, and the CGI looked fake. The dialogue was cringe-worthy, with awkward and unnatural interactions between the characters. I found myself constantly checking my watch, waiting for the movie to end. Save your money and skip this one.
3. Jason - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "Gotg babe surf curss," considering the star-studded cast. However, the movie failed to deliver on its potential. The pacing was incredibly slow, with long stretches of boredom between any action or plot development. The writing felt lazy and predictable, with no surprises or twists. The movie seemed to rely too heavily on the charisma of its cast, but even they couldn't save it from being a lackluster film. I would recommend giving this one a pass.