Selections From Manuscripts volume 3
Selections From Manuscripts volume 3
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Of course there cannot be more to us in that which we call Life than there is ; but there may very well be less to us in the other than there is.
Then if all is life, and since life cannot be mere motion that is not motion. So we see the Tightness of men refusing to let Life be ex- Life, 1. See vol. Ii. P. 567.
890 plained into motion ; though it leads into confusion through the per- suasion that the inorganic is motion.
It is something like the identification of the planets with our own earth.... This, to which we are directly related, we see aright ; the others appear to us differently because we do not see them sufficiently. The inorganic is to the organic as the universe of stars is to the earth : not different, only more, and farther from us. Our view of organic life as so distinct and superior, is like the old astronomy. It is ourselves in the centre ; and all that is directly related to us of an exaggerated re- lative value. Yet at the same time, from those distant bodies we learn the nature of our own earth as we could not learn it otherwise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course there cannot be more to us in that which we call Life than there is ; but there may very well be less to us in the other than there is.
Then if all is life, and since life cannot be mere motion that is not motion. So we see the Tightness of men refusing to let Life be ex- Life, 1. See vol. Ii. P. 567.
890 plained into motion ; though it leads into confusion through the per- suasion that the inorganic is motion.
It is something like the identification of the planets with our own earth.... This, to which we are directly related, we see aright ; the others appear to us differently because we do not see them sufficiently. The inorganic is to the organic as the universe of stars is to the earth : not different, only more, and farther from us. Our view of organic life as so distinct and superior, is like the old astronomy. It is ourselves in the centre ; and all that is directly related to us of an exaggerated re- lative value. Yet at the same time, from those distant bodies we learn the nature of our own earth as we could not learn it otherwise.
What to read after Selections From Manuscripts volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hinton to read onlineMoreLess
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