The Centaur
The Centaur
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XXXII "Inward, ay, deeper far than love or scorn, Deeper than bloom of virtue, stain of sin, Rend thou the veil and pass alone within, Stand naked there and know thyself forlorn. Nay! in what world, then, spirit, vast thou born? Or to what World-Soul art thou entered in? Feel the Self fade, feel the great life begin. With Love re-rising in the cosmic morn. The Inward ardor yearns to the inmost goal; The endless goal is one with the endless way; From every gulf the tides of Being roll, From ever...y zenith burns the indwelling day, And life in Life has drowned thee and soul in Soul; And these are God and thou thyself art they. " --F. W. H. MYERS. From "A Cosmic Outlook" The account of what followed simply swept me into fairyland, yet aFairyland that is true because it lives in every imaginative heart thatdoes not dream itself shut off from the Universe in some wee compartmentall alone.
If O'Malley's written account, and especially his tumbled notebooks, left me bewildered and confused, the fragments that he told me broughtthis sense of an immense, sweet picture that actually existed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XXXII "Inward, ay, deeper far than love or scorn, Deeper than bloom of virtue, stain of sin, Rend thou the veil and pass alone within, Stand naked there and know thyself forlorn. Nay! in what world, then, spirit, vast thou born? Or to what World-Soul art thou entered in? Feel the Self fade, feel the great life begin. With Love re-rising in the cosmic morn. The Inward ardor yearns to the inmost goal; The endless goal is one with the endless way; From every gulf the tides of Being roll, From ever...y zenith burns the indwelling day, And life in Life has drowned thee and soul in Soul; And these are God and thou thyself art they. " --F. W. H. MYERS. From "A Cosmic Outlook" The account of what followed simply swept me into fairyland, yet aFairyland that is true because it lives in every imaginative heart thatdoes not dream itself shut off from the Universe in some wee compartmentall alone.
If O'Malley's written account, and especially his tumbled notebooks, left me bewildered and confused, the fragments that he told me broughtthis sense of an immense, sweet picture that actually existed.
What to read after The Centaur?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwood Algernon to read onlineMoreLess
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