The Great Adventurer
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I behold a green hill, and I believe that the upheaved rock is beneath it; I see the surface of a lake, and I beheve there is a depth below. Such is my faith.
I behold the surface and believe in the depth.
II HAVE I ever doubted you, my brother, my lim- ited, human, dear brother? Have I ever said: "Perhaps the face and the shape is all of you.
Perhaps your seeming self is a picture"? No,* but I have lived upon the sure knowledge of you, of your self.
When I was a baby, I looked into my mother's... eyes, and saw my like, and had no fear. And when I looked later upon the flowers and stars and clouds, I looked into their eyes, and saw my like again, and had no fear.
And now, after long thought and experience, I know what it is that makes me love and trust you so well, my human brother. It is the knowledge of the self within me that makes me love, that makes me trust the self in you.
If the voice of creation were to speak to me, saying, *'I am," I could not understand the word unless it were spoken within myself, unless I myself experi- enced the universe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I behold a green hill, and I believe that the upheaved rock is beneath it; I see the surface of a lake, and I beheve there is a depth below. Such is my faith.
I behold the surface and believe in the depth.
II HAVE I ever doubted you, my brother, my lim- ited, human, dear brother? Have I ever said: "Perhaps the face and the shape is all of you.
Perhaps your seeming self is a picture"? No,* but I have lived upon the sure knowledge of you, of your self.
When I was a baby, I looked into my mother's... eyes, and saw my like, and had no fear. And when I looked later upon the flowers and stars and clouds, I looked into their eyes, and saw my like again, and had no fear.
And now, after long thought and experience, I know what it is that makes me love and trust you so well, my human brother. It is the knowledge of the self within me that makes me love, that makes me trust the self in you.
If the voice of creation were to speak to me, saying, *'I am," I could not understand the word unless it were spoken within myself, unless I myself experi- enced the universe.
What to read after The Great Adventurer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessie Ethel Sampter to read onlineMoreLess
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