Third Recapitulation Lesson
GA 270/1924-09-11/p018
·1924-09-11
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> Ĕmbrāce your stream of feelings:
> Ĭt mīngles semblance and substance for you,
> Ăwāre-self leans toward semblance;
> Sŏ plūnge beneath appearance:
> Ănd wōrld soul forces are in you;
> Ăwāre-self should consider well
> Ĭnhērent in soul the powers of life.
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