| 440) |
They are the harmony of the universe, like the seven notes that the Absolute uses for His Canticle. |
| 441) |
They are: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Other names generate confusion and each one wanders, without a hierarchy. |
| 442) |
Any symmetry is a mirage. They live in the center, beyond the borders. But border and center come from the One, just as two hands and two legs are generated by the same mother. They are three, five, two, six, one, four, seven. |
| 443) |
He who is neither ruler, nor superior, nor conductor, nor the conducted, does not lie above the parts but within all the parts. |
| 444) |
Without visions, all spaces are filled. |
| 445) |
Unknowable, everyone knows them; incomprehensible, everyone comprehends them. |
| 446) |
Separated Souls, united Souls. Separated Points, united Points. All the separated Points in a universe are love, separated. How can one separate something which begins United, searching for Union? |
| 447) |
Possessing nothing, in seven points they hold up the inhabited worlds. |
| 448) |
Every distance is filled with being and non-being. |
| 449) |
They are, without possessing knowledge, the knowledge of the
uni-verse and of the universe. |
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