• "Islam and The Destiny of Man" By Frithjof Schuon

     

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Publicēts: 10.01.2006.
Valoda: Angļu
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Short Biography of the Author
The noble man is one who dominates himself.
The noble man is one who masters himself and loves to master himself; the base man is one who does not master himself and shrinks in horror from mastering himself. The noble man always maintains himself at the centre; he never loses sight of the symbol, the spiritual gift of things, the sign of God, a gratitude that is both ascending and radiating. The noble man is naturally detached from mean things, sometimes against his own interests; and he is naturally generous through greatness of soul.
Transcending oneself:…

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