Third Meeting

GA 300a/1919-09-26/p019 ·1919-09-26 · 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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> I look into the world; > In which the Sun shines, > In which the stars sparkle, > In which the stones lie, > The living plants are growing, > The animals are feeling, > In which the soul of man > Gives dwelling for the spirit; > I look into the soul > Which lives within myself. > God’s spirit weaves in light > Of Sun and human soul, > In world of space, without, > In depths of soul, within. > God’s spirit, ‘tis to Thee > I turn myself in prayer, > That strength and blessing grow > In me, to learn and work.

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