For it is the body, the feeling, the instincts, which connect us with the soil. If you give up the past you naturally detach from the past; you loose your roots in the soil, your connection with the totem ancestors that dwell in your soil. You turn outward and drift away, and try to conquer other lands because you are exiled from your own soil. Zarathustra Seminar, p. 1541
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Quote of the day
For it is the body, the feeling, the instincts, which connect us with the soil. If you give up the past you naturally detach from the past; you loose your roots in the soil, your connection with the totem ancestors that dwell in your soil. You turn outward and drift away, and try to conquer other lands because you are exiled from your own soil. Zarathustra Seminar, p. 1541
