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Beethoven’s soul expresses the intensity of the initiate. So many times the initiate is not fully aware of the levels of initiation. Beethoven did not have anything but his music and his own inner attunement with God as an explanation as to why he was facing such tests in life. As we study his life, we can learn something about our own lessons. | Beethoven’s soul expresses the intensity of the initiate. So many times the initiate is not fully aware of the levels of initiation. Beethoven did not have anything but his music and his own inner attunement with God as an explanation as to why he was facing such tests in life. As we study his life, we can learn something about our own lessons. | ||
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<blockquote>Con la mayor frecuencia dirijo la mirada hacia arriba, pero en nuestro propio beneficio y en beneficio de otros a veces nos vemos obligados a volver nuestra atención a asuntos inferiores. Esto también forma parte del destino humano.<ref>Beethoven, February 8, 1823, to Zelter, in Friedrich Kerst, comp., Henry Edward Krehbiel, trans. and ed., ''Beethoven, the Man and the Artist: As Revealed in His Own Words'' (New York: B. W. Huebsch, 1905), p. 93.</ref></blockquote> | <blockquote>Con la mayor frecuencia dirijo la mirada hacia arriba, pero en nuestro propio beneficio y en beneficio de otros a veces nos vemos obligados a volver nuestra atención a asuntos inferiores. Esto también forma parte del destino humano.<ref>Beethoven, February 8, 1823, to Zelter, in Friedrich Kerst, comp., Henry Edward Krehbiel, trans. and ed., ''Beethoven, the Man and the Artist: As Revealed in His Own Words'' (New York: B. W. Huebsch, 1905), p. 93.</ref></blockquote> | ||