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| Behold the Celestial Song, and on the summits of the mountains pine not for the flowers of the roadside. I rejoice in thy striving for creation. Miracles are revealed in life amidst action and amidst harmony... |  Confucius the Just by Nicholas Roerich |
...Dreams are realized not in fairy tales but through the happy communion with the Ways of the Blessed Ones. The Teacher is near thee at every moment of thy creative labor. Realize and teach. Leaves of Morya's Garden I, |
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The most ancient
wisdom of India says: "Thought is the primary source of world
creation." The Great Buddha pointed out the meaning of thought
which builds our essence. He taught his pupils to broaden their
consciousness. Lao Tze, Confucius, Christ—all Teachers of
spirit and great thinkers taught [teach] the same thing. |
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Offering to the Teacher
by Nicholas Roerich
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