 What, then, is the. explanation of the deeply rooted instinct which bade me travel round the world — an instinct no less imperious than the one which in earlier days bade me move, in unfailing sequence, from clime to clime, to maintain the equilibrium...  The Travel Diary of a Philosopher - Pàgina 12per Hermann Graf von Keyserling - 1925Visualització completa - Sobre aquest llibre
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...the equilibrium of my precarious health by external means? It is not curiosity: my antipathy toward all 'sight-seeing,' in so far as it does not bear...drives so many into monasteries — the desire for self-realization. Some years ago, when I determined to live at RaykUll, I imagined that I needed the... | |
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