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Ég vek upp í huganum þessar loftkenndu hugsanir sem eru í ætt við ríki náttúruandanna – hina fallegu, | Ég vek upp í huganum þessar loftkenndu hugsanir sem eru í ætt við ríki náttúruandanna – hina fallegu, bylgjóttu loftanda (sylfur) í loftinu, dverga og náttúruanda jarðar í annasamri iðju sinni, hinum helga eldi eldheitra salamandra og bylgjurnar í undursamlegum vatnadísum. Allt þetta miðlar mannkyninu eina hlið af fjórþættu eðli Guðs náttúrunnar. | ||
In manifest form, that which man sees, that with which the artisans work, all malleability and even the hardness of the diamond are the manifestation of the fragrant thoughts of God, thoughts that sparkle with iridescence and wonder, thoughts that flow out majestically into the realms of nature, forest and fields, streams and sky and clouds, all reflecting a cosmic symphony, the symphony of infinite harmony. | In manifest form, that which man sees, that with which the artisans work, all malleability and even the hardness of the diamond are the manifestation of the fragrant thoughts of God, thoughts that sparkle with iridescence and wonder, thoughts that flow out majestically into the realms of nature, forest and fields, streams and sky and clouds, all reflecting a cosmic symphony, the symphony of infinite harmony. | ||