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In the end the comprehensibility of a phenomenon rests on faith and will. If I make a secret of an…
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“In the end the comprehensibility of a phenomenon rests on faith and will. If I make a secret of an appearance, it is that for me. It is with this as it is with limits.” - Novalis, Last Fragments . . .

“In the end the comprehensibility of a phenomenon rests on faith and will. If I make a secret of an appearance, it is that for me. It is with this as it is with limits.”

– Novalis, Last Fragments

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