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de amor y esplendor para que las contemplen los ojos del hombre!</blockquote> | de amor y esplendor para que las contemplen los ojos del hombre!</blockquote> | ||
<blockquote> | <blockquote>¡Qué maravillosa es la constancia de la naturaleza! Estación tras | ||
estación estas criaturitas producen lo que de otra forma fácilmente podría | |||
convertirse en ciclos monótonos de manifestación, pero ellas lo hacen de | |||
buen humor y con alegría, y sus corazones están llenos de un deseo de | |||
servir al hombre.</blockquote> | |||
<blockquote>And what of man made in the highest image, the image of God? How their thoughts do mar all the beautiful patterns of nature. The blight of vile insect creations, the blight of thorny patterns of destruction manifest also in the kingdom of nature because nature has taken on those aspects of human cruelty and fright. Let men learn, then, that as they improve the quality of their thoughts, so will nature more redundantly and perfectly express, so will beauty and perfection more gloriously dress the world in the cosmic wonder that is the nature of God cascading, falling, fragrance from the Sun of sun.</blockquote> | <blockquote>And what of man made in the highest image, the image of God? How their thoughts do mar all the beautiful patterns of nature. The blight of vile insect creations, the blight of thorny patterns of destruction manifest also in the kingdom of nature because nature has taken on those aspects of human cruelty and fright. Let men learn, then, that as they improve the quality of their thoughts, so will nature more redundantly and perfectly express, so will beauty and perfection more gloriously dress the world in the cosmic wonder that is the nature of God cascading, falling, fragrance from the Sun of sun.</blockquote> | ||