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Love (n.) is higher than the highest. Love is greater than the greatest. Yea, it is in a certain sense greater than God... while yet, in the highest sense of all, God is love, and love is God. Love being the highest principle is the virtue of all virtues... from whence they flow forth.
Man (n.) is the child of the eternity. This world is an out-birth out of the eternal which takes on palpability in the anger.
The Matrix (n.) is the sine qua non of all realization: without the mother, spirit stays suspended and never comes down to earth.
The Soul (n.) that breaks off from God becomes, for Böhme, a fiery Mercurius — a worm, a larva, a monster — in whom Vulcan kindles the wheel of desire and sin.
Spiritual life (n.) stands turned in upon itself, while natural life stands turned out of and facing itself — like the round wheel in Ezekiel that goes on all its sides.
The Subject - object (n.) is reciprocal such that the the self is not distinct from other objects but permeates and embraces them.