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Ten Great Religions

CHAPTER III
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As a dancer, having exhibited herself to the spectator, desists from the dance, so does Nature desist, having manifested herself to the Soul." "LX.

Generous Nature, endued with qualities, does by manifold means accomplish, without benefit (to herself), the wish of ungrateful Soul, devoid of qualities." "LXI.

Nothing, in my opinion, is more gentle than Nature; once aware of having been seen, she does not again expose herself to the gaze of Soul." "LXVI.

Soul desists, because it has seen Nature.

Nature desists, because she has been seen.


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