5. The Intervention of the Christ-Impulse in History—Bridging the Abyss Between the Living and the Dead

GA 159/1915-03-13/p024 ·1915-03-13 · English HighHigh alignmentThis translation's paragraph count matches the German original — the locus maps cleanly to the same paragraph in DE.
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> You walked among us. > Your being's gentle spirit > Spoke through the quiet power of your eyes— > Ensouled, alive, peace > Flowed in waves, > With your glance > To things and people > Bearing your inner weaving; > And your voice ensouled this being > Your voice that eloquently, > More in the kind of words > Than in the words themselves, > Revealed what worked hidden > Within your beautiful soul; > Yet your sacrificial love > Unveiled itself completely > To sympathetic people without words— > This being, who, from noble, quiet beauty, > Heralded the sensitive awareness > Of worlds-and-souls creation.

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