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Jiang says poetry joins the material and the spiritual, the here and the forever, and the present and the eternal by turning that conjunction into words.
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Jiang says poetry joins the material and the spiritual, the here and the forever, and the present and the eternal by turning that conjunction into words.
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Poetry lets humans see the divine everywhere by moving perception beyond time and space toward the eternal, divine, and spiritual.
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The Monad has one meaning despite many names: the divine sun, source of all life, one and all, infinite, eternal, perfect, and immutable.
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"...not a終 prioritizing God as an okay? The present with the eternal. The here with the forever. And they turn it into words that..."
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"...us go beyond time and space and connect immediately to the eternal, okay, to the divine, to the spiritual. All things exist as they..."
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"But like what you just mentioned, that Nomad has two meanings to either..."
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"No, no, no, the Nomad does not have two meanings. It has one, it has different names, but one meaning, okay? This is really..."
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"So Plato defines Nomad as knowledge, and Dantène defines Nomad as love."
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"...But this is the one and all, the infinite and the eternal. What Plato would say is that this is the perfect. This is..."
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"...is really the Mvena and Plato, okay? For Plato, God is eternal, perfect, and imaginable. It has always been there. It will always be..."
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"...wants to return to God and that's what drives us this eternal compulsion to return to the source of who we are even though..."
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"...you who, against a hidden river, were able to escape the eternal prison? He said, moving those venerable plumes. Who is your guide? What..."
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"Eternal edicts are not broken for us. This man's alive and I'm not bound by Minos. But I am from the circle where the..."
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"...I come to lead you to the other shore, to the eternal dark, to fire and frost. And you approaching there, you living soul,..."
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"...I come to lead you to the other shore, to the eternal dark, to fire and frost. And you approaching there, you living soul,..."
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A source-grounded reading of Homer as civilizational engine: the Iliad trains Greeks to fight with speeches, poetry projects movies onto the world, language controls time and space, and the poet becomes the flame through...
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The lecture asks how evil triumphs and answers with a disturbing mechanism: break the taboo publicly, remove retreat, and the group becomes one body.
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