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“Some people have a sense of unearthly things…They can feel the subtle shifts in the great and complicated body of the world. And some of these have so honed that inner sight that they can even tell where a holy spark has fallen, notice its glow in the very place you would least expect it. The worse the place, the more fervently the spark gleams, flickers—and the warmer and purer is its light.”
— Mar 07, 2022 01:37PM
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“Nonetheless it is written that any person who toils over matters of Messiahs, even failed ones, even just to tell their stories, will be treated just the same as he who studies the eternal mysteries of light.”
— Mar 31, 2022 10:14PM
Jeff Scott
is on page 327 of 965
“People gaze into the flames and find they like this theater of destruction, and a free-floating anger mounts within them, although they don’t know whom to turn it on—but their outrage more or less automatically makes them hostile to the owners of these ruined books.”
— Mar 22, 2022 09:16PM
Jeff Scott
is on page 160 of 965
“Every one of us thinks differently, and imagines something altogether singular when he is reading. Sometimes it unsettles me greatly to think that what I write with mine own Hand, may be understood in a completely different way from how I had intended.”
— Mar 12, 2022 07:10PM
Jeff Scott
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“It isn’t a sin or a trait with which human beings are born, but a false view of the world, a mistaken evaluation of what is seen by our eyes. Which is why people perceive every thing in isolation, each object separate from the rest. Real wisdom lies in linking everything together—that’s when the true shape of all of it emerges.”
— Mar 05, 2022 02:32PM
Jeff Scott
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“On the street, women in tattered rags gather dung and wood shavings for fuel. It would be hard to say, based on their rags, whether this is a Jewish poverty, or Eastern Orthodox, or Catholic. Poverty is nondenominational and has no national identity.”
— Mar 05, 2022 10:53AM
