Brunetto Latini
GA 161/1915-01-30/p024
·1915-01-30
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English
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Man ordinarily knows his senses from without. Here now he learns to know them from within. Consciously entering into the eye from within, he then breaks through the eye, and breaking through the eye comes into the four elements. But he can likewise break through the ear, or the sense of taste.
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