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Self-motion (n.) is more divine than motion from outside, says Plato, and belongs to mind alone: the first principle of motion is mind.
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Self-motion (n.) is more divine than motion from outside, says Plato, and belongs to mind alone: the first principle of motion is mind.
Self-motion (n.) must stand at the head of every chain of change: if the whole universe came to a standstill, the only motion that could start it again is one that moves itself.