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Portrait of Jakob Böhme Jakob Böhme The Signature of All Things — Chapter III (1650s)

Now concerning the incorruptible Essence of Corporality, the same arises also in the first Desire to Nature, yet in the Impression of the free Lubet, and goes all along through all the Forms even into the highest Sharpness, where it retires again into itself, as a Life out of the Fire: The eternal Fire is magical, and a Spirit, and dies not; the Liberty is its Enkindler, but the eternal Nature is its Sharpness
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Portrait of Jakob Böhme Jakob Böhme The Signature of All Things — Chapter III (1650s)

For the outward Birth takes its Original from the inward; the inward Birth is unapprehensible to the Creature, but the outward is apprehensible to it; yet each Property apprehends its Mother from whence it is brought forth.
6. As the Soul comprehends the inward eternal Nature, and the Spirit of the Soul, viz. the precious Image according to God, comprehends the Birth of the angelical Light-World, and the sidereal and Elemental Spirit comprehends the Birth and Property of Stars and Elements; every Eye sees into its Mother from whence it was brought forth.
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