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reítiains ever alive to .bÌre inCividuals aboul_ hiirr, aird
¡hrs moveir:ent is set in a consianf condition l,tliereirl
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ULlULtÉIlU, ctLIL.r Ð1.1t;çL l-I VItli c¿I ç d-: ^l i oile"
'I'he serene coiû.oosure of the flnal book r-eí'lects
tì:re -qo:,.1 Uoiuard r¡hich the .tlreced.ing; irvo vclurnes have
ìrree¡ vvuaa si.r.-i uvJrvlr¡LÉ. ¡¡i iro'. J- lra 'r,s'nf onliOn Oi COnSCiOUSfìeSS. Hef e
ihe ineditatj-ons of Paracelsus are iurned .just as mu-ch
ou.tr'¡ard as inv¡ar"cl" anci the balance itr the resultant
iieltanschauuq.e su-g¡,;est,s cotnparison vliih Goeì.heI s
iaenta.i itr/ in Later ]¡êa.r'sn ¿!s it r,^¡as trith Goei,he,
ira.racelsus 1 mai,uril,y la;r Detr.¡een op'birnisn and. resj-grta-
tion, a sta¡e of ininci. lvhich inigh0 ¡1ore accurately be
desc::ibed as belng a se¡rtient eLcceptance based on trus|
and confidence" That ihis cluiessent Level of forrnation.
ha-s been rea.ched by Paracelsu-s is perceived throup;h the
mood. rvhich arises from the work iLself ,
a.nrJ. equally
ührou¡ih the staternents ',,¡i,tich the protagonist is a'ole 'bo
f ormulal;e. His intuiiive formu-lations unify his life
in ièrms oí' past ancl- future and emphasize ihe presence
n.F n-¡ì nnì.nl eq r.¡hi r-h ennlv (-J-i.^,--+-ì r' ì-n il; l6i¡rìø j_n AC'[iOn"
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Cohesive order Ðervades his sense of nrogress throu-gh
the atrilareness of pola-rity. t'or him, ihe resulL oí
exne::ience Seen froiri the c1r-tietucì-e oÍ' a.ge demands ihat
an inciivicl-u.a,L cranscend- himself b;r g-ror"rin3 oul;tr'ard to