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Songs without Names: Poems by Frithjof Schuon Vol. VII-XII-XXXVII
God is the Inward, for one does not see Him;He is the Outward, for He manifests HimselfIn the Universe, as well as in His heavenly Kingdom —Hence Dante’s poem speaks of the blessèd in Paradise.And the pious who go to the place of salvation —Which of them would not...
Songs without Names: Poems by Frithjof Schuon Vol. VII-XII-XXXIX
The sage has no home — it may beThat Shankara and Lallâ were constant wayfarersBecause their home was everywhere and nowhere —Because their home was deep within their heart.
Songs without Names: Poems by Frithjof Schuon Vol. VII-XII-XL
The Idea is true to itself and pure;But what is clad in form is fragile;Where there is form, there is the world’s din;The Spirit is faithful, the formal corruptible.Form is the garment of a possibility;To say form is to say limit and opposition.The husk can bear...
Songs without Names: Poems by Frithjof Schuon Vol. VII-XII-XLI
Languages that have dignity are fragile —Thus it is with German, which carriesWithin itself the Bible; this the noble person loves —But the undignified man is corruptible.Modern Germans have but one dream:To wreak vengeance on their ancient language.They have room in...
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