| I can't tell you the way I feel because the way I feel is oh so new to me | I saw you through stained glass with only one eye |
People gliding on the floor, pleased with life not needing more
Más allá de la religión, qué verdad encierra este párrafo (no olviden el recentísimo 27M). Si tan sólo el hombre mirase más allá de sus propias pestañas…
[...] Mankind asks ever of the skies to vision out what lies behind them. It is terror for the end, and but a subtler form of selfishness –this is that breeds religions. Mark, my Holly, each religion claims the future for its followers; or, at least, the good thereof. The evil is for those benighted ones who will have none of it; seeing the light the true believers worship, as the fishes see the stars, but dimly. The religions come and the religions pass, and the civilisations come and pass, an naught endures but the world and human nature. Ah! If man would but see that hope is from within and not from without –that he himself must work out his own salvation! He is there, and within him is the breath of life and a knowledge of good and evil as good and evil is to him. Thereon let him build and stand erect, and not cast himself before the image of some unknown God, modelled like his poor self, but with a bigger brain to think the evil thing, and a longer arm to do it. p>
Henry Rider Haggard, She (1886) p>

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#1· nosfer
5 June 2007, 11:53mi no entender, necesito una traducción aproximada para comentar correctamente