Second Lesson in Prague
GA 270/1924-04-05/p033
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> Lōok ŭpon your web of thoughts:
> Wōrld ŏf semblance you experience,
> Sēlf-ăwareness hides from you;
> Plūnge bĕneath dissemblance:
> Ēthĕr being whirls in you;
> Sēlf-ăwareness, it should honor
> Yōur ŏwn spirit’s guiding beings.
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