Second Lesson in Prague
GA 270/1924-04-05/p061
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> Only when you subdue the three,
> Will wings of your soul grow,
> To soar across the deep abyss
> That severs you from fields of knowing,
> For which your yearning heart,
> Healing-seeking, would hallow itself.
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