Unconditional love expands the lover's understanding of the universe, taking the person out of the self and into a more cosmic view that empowers imagination.
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Cosmos
Unconditional love expands the lover's understanding of the universe, taking the person out of the self and into a more cosmic view that empowers imagination.
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Key Notes
Dante's journey is a cosmic journey that takes the reader with him, not merely a private literary itinerary.
He says the cosmos is interconnected and has fail-safe systems, including earth rebellion and flood-like resets, so hell can never finally triumph.
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"or her unconditionally and when that happens when that happens the spark in happens when that happens the spark in us glows when it..."
"He can't read Greek. So he doesn't have access to the Iliad and the Odyssey. He doesn't actually know what Homer wrote and said...."
"...So again, this is a journey undertaken by Dante into the cosmos. And he's taking us with him. What's really interesting about Dante is..."
"...can never win out. And the reason why is the entire cosmos is interconnected. So if we do evil, if we feel pain, if..."
"...and the lie. And this is the very structure of the cosmos. And these two forces have been at war since the beginning of..."
"you're trying to link the movement of the stars, the cosmos, with events in the world, okay? So by understanding the movement of stars,..."
"...The Islamic golden age relied heavily on Ptolemy's understanding of the cosmos. But the first person to suggest that this model is wrong is..."
"...dominate worldly morality. It did its part in building the tremendous cosmos of the modern economic order. He's talking about capitalism, okay? So capitalism..."
"...into three structures. Dante goes on a spiritual journey into the cosmos in order to seek truth, to seek God. He starts off with..."
"...is referred to as the immutable and unwritten laws of the cosmos. Okay? And this is what the Greeks believed. This is what the..."
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