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The golden garden of God is where you find the angels. Heaven nominates the way and the reflection is golden, a golden place for golden philosophy. Dancing is the way to communicate and you feel this is a spiritual pathway. The reflection of Gods love is the ascension of the angel in the garden, the seven colours of the divine suggest Gods presence, the seven colours equal the golden light in your heart, divine inspiration for love. Matter disintegrates from an earthly love through the Holy divine and takes your heart through to the stars. God's love equals the heart and the Holy divine equals the garden. Golden deer show you the pathway to the love of God in the garden and the angels take your heart there unto him.











  

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A divine pathway exists through Gods divine garden. This is lined with the patterns of the stars to take you to your divine home or the divine place in your heart. Your heart reflects the divine pathway on the ground, nominating the pathway in the heavens to follow. The pathway is led at night when the blanket cover of stars are up above and we are down below until sunrise unconsciously absorbing Gods divine message. You do notice plants communicate with the cosmos and there activities are influenced with the cycles of the moon not that we are not influenced with the cycles of the moon, consciously or not. Some countries you tend to notice the plant life more than others. Maybe God wants us to notice where he is divine. Other countries you may notice the divine flavours of philosophy in their food. Not just food for thought such as incredibly nominated temples to the divine love of God or art museums and the artwork on display but with lunches in between gallery hopping, some galleries prevail with their special restaurants others just are for afternoon tea and then there are others you may bypass and find your celebration to Holy divine en route to the next venue. The stars suggest the way to your heart. 

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I probably did visit the Bargello Museum looking for Luca della Robbia. There was one sculpture I came across early with ascension service to God or looking at books and study in the evening. This was a relief bust of a lady now housed in the Bargello National Museum. Through further research this portrait is apparently a member of the royal family of the house of d'Este. Most artists would not have been allowed access so would have to place her portrait in their hearts and almost sculpt a portrait of someone they loved, sometimes the goddess within. Even though there are no nominated female artists named during the Italian Renaissance, you feel there were workshop assistants and art students who probably did use this time as an education or time to fill in until they were to be married. The royal family were not allowed to work or probably do anything other than be entertained. The royal family would have been patrons of the arts and commissioned portraits. There would only be room for what would comfortably fit on the walls of their home. All the portraits of this divine goddess have a really strange hair design. Shaved on the top with braided jewellery around her earlobes. In the book I still possess, the divine possibly French royal family member looks incredibly sad to the point of melancholic. Maybe it is just the photographer but God gave her wings in my heart and it was a blessing seeing her there in Florence.

  

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The Donatello and Settignano sculpture The Martelli Saint John the Baptist, ca. 1440-1457  from the Museo Nazionale del Bargello still holds my heart. You feel the revival of Neoplatonic philosophy during the Italian Renaissance, apparently through the publication of this kind of theory, was of influence here, maybe their nighttime ascension philosophy. Cosmology definitely feels like it had an influence, patterns of the stars and the heavens transcribed through the heart via God. The blanket coverage of a sky dominated by stars must be Gods divine instruction plan to communicate a feeling within the heart to take us to Heaven via the angel's wing. Perspective was worked out divinely between this pair to give us double heart strength. You feel this more about the perspective of Saint John's head rather than his torso and this would be a whole process of philosophy of all the thinking that equals one given moment in time. There has certainly been some beautiful philosophers thinking and equating God. God gave them wings.

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Donatello is the heart. Other geometers of the heart took a comprehension of perspective to the centre of the earth. This they thought was the microcosm of the macrocosm of the universe. Therefore, the Sun was the centre and the planets existed around this. The comprehension was used in sculpture to suggest the centre of the chest was the Sun and the planets were suspended around this, the Italian Renaissance sculptors had to accommodate for the planets in the breast cavity and it would appear divinely formed. God was giving them a divine message but this one would feel was about the centre of the heart equalling the divine element not the Sun and the divine geometry of the heart. This is the basis of Neoplatonism and the theory of philosophy from Plato's day. This was a theory about love. God gave it wings with sculpture in the round. They took the knowledge to Heaven with them, a heartfelt knowledge only known to the heart, we are here to evaluate Gods love in our hearts and thank you dear God for Donatello.

  

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The stone Donatello's do house well in the Bargello Museum as it is open to the wind. Donatello has a masterpiece there on every cover of books on the subject of Italian Renaissance sculpture, this is David, so well formed in his youth that premise the male variety of intelligent scholar seem to fantasize it is their youth God is describing with Donatello's helping god, an item of desire. This museum is not however the best place to observe this extraordinary masterwork and you feel like you have been tricked by the publicity he receives, mostly the human brain cannot absorb the third dimension of God in a book or sculpture in the round. Donatello is far more a household name and has gained fame through owning a workshop with skilled labour by the church for Papal security. God gave him wings to ascend his fame to God.

  

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My evening ascension service gave my philosophy wings. Studying the history of Italian Renaissance sculpture is like studying the heavens and takes you to divinity, something similar to the early philosophers who studied the star patterns in the sky, the heavenly domain to take your philosophy to God. Although the Renaissance artists appear to come from Christian philosophy they were still trying to re-evaluate Christ through their own incredibly well observed learning, even though their modern understanding for their day caused problems. Thrashing around ideas to take your comprehension to an evaluated process needs similar philosophy and conception but does not always take hearts to the same place, with a lack of understanding people can take your ideas to the devil rather than God in the garden. Angels tell you the pathway through God and encourage divinity when Gods understanding is met, a heavenly wing for the love of philosophy.