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The World of Hildegard of Bingen: Her Life, Time, and Visions by Heinrich Schipperges, 1999-01

Hildegard of Bingen: The Woman of Her Age by Fiona Maddock, 2003-05-20

Holistic Healing by Hildegard, Hildegard Bingen, et all 1994-09-12

Hildegard's Healing Plants: From Her Medieval Classic Physica by Hildegard Von Bingen, 2002-05-11

Secrets of God: Writings of Hildegard of Bingen by Hildegard Of Bingen, 1996-07-09

Hildegard of Bingen: Healing and the Nature of the Cosmos by Heinrich Schipperges, 1997-09-01

Praying With Hildegard of Bingen (Companions for the Journey Series) by Gloria Durka, 1991-05-30

The Personal Correspondence of Hildegard of Bingen (Letters of Hildegard of Bingen)

Hildegard of Bingen's Book of Divine Works: With Letters and Songs

Vision: The Life and Music of Hildegard von Bingen by Hildegard of Bingen, Barbara Newman, 1995-11-01

Hildegard of Bingen: Woman of Vision by Carol Reed-Jones, 2004-11-09

Rooted in the Earth, Rooted in the Sky: Hildegard of Bingen and Premodern Medicine (Studies in Medieval History and Culture) by Victoria Sweet, 2008-04-15

The Book of the Rewards of Life: Liber Vitae Meritorum by Hildegard of Bingen, 1997-03-27

Hildegard of Bingen and Her Vision of the Feminine by Nancy Fierro, 1994-11-01

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Hildegard Of Bingen At Erratic Impact's Philosophy Research Base
hildegard of bingen at Erratic Impact's Philosophy Research Base. Hildegardof Bingen 1098 1179. Online Resources. Texts hildegard of bingen.
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Extractions: Hildegard of Bingen, 1098-1179 : A Visionary Life by Sabina Flanagan Drawing on contemporary sources, the text unfolds Hildegard's life from the time of her entrance into an anchoress's cell to her death as a famed visionary and writer, abbess and confidante of popes and kings, more than seventy years later. Against this background the author explores Hildegard's vast creative work, encompassing theology, medicine, natural history, poetry, and music. This new edition includes: a new preface, additions to the biographical sections which reveal new discoveries about Hildegard's life, updated references to the latest critical material on Hildegard's writings, and a new bibliography and discography. It is the great virtue of Sabina Flanagan's cool, scholarly, and reflective biography that it sets her story so firmly in her own age....A woman of electrifying visionary power, fascinating, often enigmatic and clearly of great presence, she was also a woman with a will and prejudices of her own....It is as such, wrinkles and all, that Sabina Flanagan presents her to us, and we must be grateful for the historical balance of her picture."
Beliefnet: One Tough Sister
Article entitled One Tough Sister , excerpted from The Women's Quarterly , says it is high time to take back hildegard of bingen from the revisionists and their causes du jour.
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Extractions: Charlotte Allen Excerpted from The Women's Quarterly It's time for us to take back Hildegard of Bingen. For too long, the medieval German abbess, composer, and mystical poet has been dragooned into the role of cult figure for every half-baked notion of our time. Hildegard was justly famous all over Europe during her own time, the 12 th century, as a prodigious writer, an advisor of kings and prelates, and a healer of physical and mental ills. Her meditations and musical compositions are currently enjoying a huge revival, and while this rediscovery of her spiritual depth and artistic brilliance was long overdue, the resurgence in her fame has been a mixed blessing, for Hildegard is being re-invented as a posthumous spokeswoman for feminist causes and an icon of rebellion against the church. A prime example of this revisionism involves Hildegard's best-known religious work, "Scivias." The manuscript elaborates on the abbess's many visions of Divine Wisdom. Because Wisdom is personified as a woman in the Book of Proverbs and elsewhere in scripture, Hildegard's latter-day literary admirers have cast her as a worshipper of the Goddess Sophia, just like so many feminist theologians. Elsewhere, Hildegard has been turned into a holistic-health nut because she wrote a medical treatise. Indeed, Holistic Healing, an alternative medicine anthology casts her as the veritable Hippocrates of the alternative health movement. Because she had an especially beloved friend among her nuns, she has also been appropriated by lesbians, presiding with her 12th-century contemporary, St. Aelred of Rievaulx, over the Saint Aelred and Saint Hildegard Societythe gay ministry at the Episcopal Church of the Messiah in Santa Ana, California.
Norma Gentile Article From Continuo Magazine October 1997
Into the Desert. Article about hildegard of bingen's music. By Norma Gentile, from October 1997 issue of Continuo.
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Extractions: INTO THE DESERT By Norma Gentile The rising popularity of chant and interest in that historical era has brought the works of Hildegard von Bingen again to the forefront. She was, in her own time of the 12th century, one of the dominant religious and social figures in Europe. Acclaimed as a seer, the founder and abbess of two monasteries for women, the composer of a complete morality play set to music, she was also a poet and author of nine books. Her writings on the vibrational properties of stones and gems, medicine, herbs and theology have been embraced by a range of people, including those in the traditional Catholic Church, the New Age movement and even the general public. I am repeatedly asked how I ended up specializing in the music of Hildegard von Bingen. The story goes something like this: In such a simple and inconspicuous manner, Hildegard of Bingen entered into my life. As I examined the book, I realized that not only were the musical contents by a woman whom I did not know, but that the Latin texts were also original, and quite unusual. This was about 1990. The ‘chant’ phenomenon had not yet occurred. My adventurous explorations into plainsong must have seemed archaic even to my early music friends, and were humorously tolerated by other musicians. To my parents, it was yet another step away from financial sanity - the first had been opera, then Early Music ("what kind of music?", my mother asked repeatedly) and finally plainchant, or Gregorian chant, of this unheard of twelfth century abbess. My mother, degreed in violin and piano in the 1950’s Julliard tradition, had had no exposure to Historically Informed Practice. Fortunately, she also has had no history of heart trouble, and is surviving it all quite well now.
DW3 Classical Music Resources : Hildegard Von Bingen Pages
Hildegard von Bingen hildegard of bingen by Ian D. Bent and Marianne Pfau. Hildegardof Bingen, biographical sketch and bibliography by Dorothy Disse.
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Hildegard Of Bingen
Made to celebrate the 900th birthday of Hildegard von Bingen whom The New YorkTimes has described as Before the Renaissance, A Renaissance Woman, this
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Extractions: Credits Links Navigation Menu Home Women of Power Series Virginia Woolf Ada Byron Lovelace Hildegard of Bingen Ruth Berlau Intergenerational Films Beckett Directs Beckett About Flare "A superb new film . . . The cinematography is beautiful, the music lovely, and the commentary intelligent and focussed." The Washington Post Made to celebrate the 900th birthday of Hildegard von Bingen whom The New York Times has described as "Before the Renaissance, A Renaissance Woman," this documentary was shot at the major Hildegard sites: the tranquil ruins of the Disibodenberg; the flourishing present-day St. Hildegard Abbey; Trier (where Hildegard's visions were recognized by the Pope in 1148); 12th century Eberbach (an abbey that helped preserve the memory of Hildegard despite centuries of brutal wars), and Hildegard's beloved rivers, the tiny Nahe and the mighty Rhine with Roman ruins and lowering castles still lining its banks. Scholars interviewed on camera about Hildegard's life and surprising times include Barbara Newman, authority on Hildegard's theology of the feminine; Monika Klaes, specialist on Hildegard's bold letters; Irmgard Müller, world expert on Hildegard's herbal and medical work; and Franz Staab, author of a biography of Hildegard based on newly discovered 12th-century manuscripts.
Christopher Page On Hildegard Of Bingen: 'Mistaking The Tail For The Comet'. By
Interview with Christopher Page on hildegard of bingen's music; by Bernard D. Sherman.
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Extractions: "Mistaking the Tail for the Comet": An Interview with Christopher Page on Hildegard of Bingen By Bernard D. Sherman written for the All Music Guide www.allclassical.com photo of Christopher Page by Simon Perry Bernard D. Sherman is the author of Inside Early Music: Conversations with Performers (Oxford University Press) and the forthcoming Performing Brahms (Cambridge University Press). His articles appear regularly in The New York Times and have also appeared in The Los Angeles Times, The Encyclopedia of Aesthetics, Early Music and many other publications. His Web site, which features many of his publications, is http://www.kdsi.net/~sherman Among the publications there is an LA Times article on Hildegard , for which this interview was originally conducted. Christopher Page - who, by day, teaches philology at Cambridge - made his first recording in 1981, on a shoestring budget for a small label. It became an international hit. He hasn't had another hit since. The record, "A Feather on the Breath of God," brought Hildegard of Bingen, the 12
Hildegard Of Bingen
Biography and Readings for hildegard of bingen, commemorated Sept. 17, accordingto the Episcopal Church. 2002. hildegard of bingen. VISIONARY (17 SEP 1179).
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Extractions: O God, by whose grace thy servant Hildegard, enkindled with the fire of thy love, became a burning and shining light in thy Church: Grant that we also may be aflame with the spirit of love and discipline, and may ever walk before thee as children of light; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who with thee, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, liveth and reigneth, one God, now and for ever. PRAYER (contemporary language) O God, by whose grace your servant Hildegard, kindled with the fire of your love, became a burning and shining light in your Church: Grant that we also may be aflame with the spirit of love and discipline, and walk before you as children of light; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Return to Lectionary Home Page Webmaster: Charles Wohlers Last updated: 17 Aug. 2002 "Listen: there was once a king sitting on his throne. Around him stood great and wonderfully beautiful columns ornamented with ivory, bearing the banners of the king with great honor. Then it pleased the king to raise a small feather from the ground, and he commanded it to fly. The feather flew, not because of anything in itself but because the air bore it along. Thus am I, a feather on the breath of God."
Scarlet Music: A Life Of Hildegard Of Bingen, A Novel By Joan Ohanneson
SCARLET MUSIC. hildegard of bingen. A Novel by Joan Ohanneson. Ohanneson has dramatizedthe life of 12thcentury hildegard of bingen in this fascinating novel.
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Extractions: SCARLET MUSIC In breathtaking prose, Joan Ohanneson has crafted an unforgettable encounter with Hildegard, the astonishing visionary and prophet, artist and healer, whose music is sweeping the charts today. Weaving into her text Hildegard's own vivid accounts of "the Living Light," the author brings to life the "feather on the breath of God" - Hildegard of Bingen, who shattered stereotypes of women, of saints, and of God for all time. "Ohanneson has dramatized the life of 12th-century Hildegard of Bingen in this fascinating novel. Highly Recommended ." Library Journal "In a culture that hungers for depth, SCARLET MUSIC is food for the soul...The hours spent with this music will enrich the heart and the mind." - Bishop Robert F. Morneau English German French
Hildegard
Översikt av hennes liv och verk, av Margareta Björndahl.Category World Svenska Romersk-katolska kyrkan HelgonHildegard av Bingen. 1098 1179. Hildegard litterturförteckning). Fox Matthew,1985, Illuminations of hildegard of bingen, Bear Company, New Mexico.
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Extractions: Hildegard av Bingen Hildegard är en kvinna, som blev åttio år gammal, hon tillbringade hela sin levnad med studier, forskning, tänkande, skriverier och resor. Hennes hundratals brev ställdes till de ledande männen i Europa, de handlade om teologi och politik, om samtidsfrågor och medicinska spörsmål. Hon var en remarkabel kvinna, värd att känna till och att inte glömmas bort. "Vishet är mycket större än mänskligheten. Den är kosmisk och gudomlig. Den inbjuder människan att deltaga och medverka i det kosmiska." Niohundra år efter Hildegards födelse får hon en renässans, som en löpeld över världen går tidningsartiklar och internetsajter, symposier anordnas, hennes musik nyinspelas, hennes bilder nytrycks, böcker skrivs om henne och receptsamlingar och örtagårdsbeskrivningar sprids över jorden, kvinnor dansar efter hennes musik och hennes dramer inspirerar till uppträdande. En Hildegardfeber grasserar. Här skildras Hildegards idéer och tänkande och något om hennes liv, medan däremot hennes musik, medicinska kunnande och dramer utelämnas. Hildegards verk Allegoriska kommentarer till evangeliet Biografier Brev Trehundra brev finns bevarade. Hildegard skrev till fyra påvar, lokala härskare, härskare som Fredrik Barbarossa (vilken hon också mötte personligt), Bernhard av Clairvaux (som önskade en kopia av Scivia) och Elisabet av Schönau och många fler.
HILDEGARD Of Bingen: Cosmic Christ, Religion Of Experience, God The Mother -- Pa
Hildegard's gifts for our times might include her appreciation of the goodness of creation.Category Society Religion and Spiritualityhildegard of bingen Cosmic Christ, Religion of Experience, God theMother. Eight hundred years ago, in the lush Rhineland valley
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Extractions: It is appropriate to remember Hildegard with light imagery since that is how she describes her spiritual awakening (see Vision Two below) . "When I was forty-two years and seven months old, a burning light of tremendous brightness coming from heaven poured into my entire mind. Like a flame that does not burn but enkindles, it inflamed my entire heart and my entire breast, just like the sun that warms an object with its rays" What did this illumination do for Hildegard? "All of a sudden, I was able to taste of the understanding of the narration of books. I saw the Psalter clearly and the evangelists and other catholic books of the Old and New Testaments." Hildegard was overcome by this experience of intuition, connection-making, and insight and went to bed sick. It was when she "placed my hand to writing" that she received new strength, got out of bed, and spent the following ten years writing her first book called Scivias. Hildegard's teaching forced people to "wake up," take responsibility, make choices. Prophets "illuminate the darkness,' she tells us. They are the people who can say "God has illuminated me in both my eyes. By them I behold the splendor of light in the darkness. Through them I can choose the path I am to travel, whether I wish to be sighted or blind by recognising what guide to call upon by day or by night.'' Here we learn the title of her book Scivias, which means "Know the Ways." Hildegard means "know the wise ways as distinct from the foolish ways." People who follow the ways of wisdom "will themselves become a fountain gushing from the waters of life ... For these waters - that is, the believers - are a spring that can never be exhausted or run dry. No one will ever have too much of them . . . the waters through which we have been reborn to life have been sprinkled by the Holy Spirit."
HILDEGARD Of Bingen: Cosmic Christ, Religion Of Experience, God The Mother -- Pa
hildegard of bingen Cosmic Christ, Religion of Experience, God the Mother.Part 2. No one is better equipped to be our guide than hildegard of bingen.
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Extractions: The value of a microcosmic/macrocosmic world view is underscored by Professor M.D. Chenu when he states that such a consciousness makes "nature and history interlock". In other words, Hildegard holds the key to healing the dangerous dualism between nature and history, creation and salvation, mysticism and prophecy, that has dominated much of Western intellectual life for centuries. This healing will not take place in an exclusively rational mode. That is one reason why Aquinas' scholasticism has failed to return a cosmos to the West. Still, the healing of the individual is also at stake in recovering a microcosm/macrocosm psychology. For if Aquinas is correct that the individual's fulfillment can only occur in "a universe that is itself unified," then the key to that healing experience of oneness must be Hildegard's kind of spiritual cosmology. This is one reason she resorts to the mandala so often to express compassion or healing. Careful readers of Hildegard and viewers of her Illuminations will see deep influences of the ancient goddess religions, of the Roman Aurora, the Egyptian Isis, the old Germanic Horsel, and the Hebrew hokma or female Wisdom figure as well as Aztec and Native American symbols.
BBC - Music Profiles - Hildegard Of Bingen
hildegard of bingen detailed biography, recommended listening and reading,audio clips and web links. hildegard of bingen. GOOD RECORDINGS, A GOOD READ.
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Medieval Church.org.uk: Hildegard Of Bingen (1098-1179)
hildegard of bingen. (10981179). Primary Sources. hildegard of bingen The Bookof the Rewards of Lifehildegard of bingen, The Book of the Rewards of Life.
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Extractions: - QUICK FIND INDEX - Primary Sources Secondary Sources Hildegard of Bingen, The Book of the Rewards of Life . Liber Vitae Meritorum, Bruce W. Hozeski, translator. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1997. Pbk. ISBN: 0195113713. pp.320. Hildegard of Bingen, Holistic Healing . Liturgical Press, 1994. Pbk. ISBN: 0814622240. pp.236. [Compare CBD's price] Hildegard of Bingen, The Letters of Hildegard of Bingen Hildegard of Bingen, The Letters of Hildegard of Bingen Hildegard of Bingen, Scivias Hildegard of Bingen, Selected Writings , Mark Atherton, ed., Oliver Davies, translator. Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, 2001. Pbk. ISBN: 0140436049. pp.320. Hildegard of Bingen, Symphonia , Barbara Newman, ed., 2 edn. Cornell University Press, 1998. Pbk. ISBN: 0801485479. pp.344. Hildegard of Bingen . London: SPCK, 1990. Pbk. ISBN: 0281044619. Peter Dronke, Poetic Individuality in the Middle Ages . Oxford, 1970. pp.180-92, 202-31.
Who's Who In Medieval History - Hildegard Of Bingen
hildegard of bingen. In Print. Biographies Music Works by Hildegard OnCompact Disc. hildegard of bingen on Compact Disc Related Resources.
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Extractions: Woman of Note Europe: Germany Hildegard von Bingen, known as Sibyl of the Rhine for her musical compositions and poetry, was a visionary mystic and abbess of the Benedictine cloister of Disibodenberg. Her visions, which she'd experienced since a child, were confirmed by a committee of theologians and officially recorded in the work Scivias. Hildegard also wrote music, lives of saints, treatises on natural history and medicine, and correspondence containing prophecies and allegorical treatises. Though never formally canonized, she is listed as a saint in the Roman Martyrology for the miracles reported during her lifetime and at her tomb. The recent 900th anniversary of her birth generated renewed interest in her music, much of which has been recorded by groups such as The Anonymous 4, Gothic Voices and Sequentia.
Variations On The Name Of Hildegard Of Bingen
Variations on the Name of hildegard of bingen. Hildegard de Benin; Hildergardof Bingen; Hildegard de Bingen; Hildegard de Bergen; Hilegard of Bingen;
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Extractions: Variations on the Name of Hildegard of Bingen The 12 th -century German abbess Hildegard of Bingen (German "von Bingen") is renowned as an herbalist, a correspondent with kings, a mystic visionary, a poet, a playwright, and a brilliantly original composer. Recordings of her music abound, including a Euro-disco version of her chants; new-age seekers earnestly prescribe her herbal remedies, and the textbook I use for teaching World Civilizations considers her important enough as a poet to discuss her at some length without ever mentioning that she was also a composer. (She is also often called an artist, but the paintings associated with her were evidently executed by nuns under her supervision.) Although the frenzy surrounding Hildegard mounts every year, threatening to rival the Virginia Woolf industry in fervor if not in scale, her existence comes as news to most undergraduates, who seem to have great difficulty in remembering her name on tests. Herewith is a brief, incomplete list of some of the many variations on the spelling of her name I have encountered in student papers and examinations. Haldegard Heldigard Hidegard Hidegar Hildagar Hildagrad Hildiguard Heldagaurd Hildaberg Hildemar Hildgen of Bigen Hildagard of Bigen Hildigard of Bingen Hildeguard of Bingen Hildegard of Bingin Hyldegard of Bingen Hildegard of Benen Hildegard of Benin (this student actually identified her as a West African) Hildegard de Benin Hildergard of Bingen Hildegard de Bingen Hildegard de Bergen Hilegard of Bingen
Hildegard Of Bingen By Artist Cynthia Large
hildegard of bingen About the Painting. hildegard of bingen, 2002.egg tempera and oil on wood with oak frame, marquetry
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Godfriends: The Continental Medieval Mystics
hildegard of bingen (AD 10981179). He had available to him the works ofhildegard of bingen , Mechtild von Magdebourg and Marguerite Porete .
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Extractions: Reproduced by permission, Memlingmuseum, Stedelijke Musea, Brugge, Belgium I n Early Christianity, in Ireland and England, hermits, contemplatives, paralleling those of the Egyptian and Syrian deserts, were known as the Celi Dei , the Friends of God. This name is also frequent in later contemplative movements and writings . At the same time that Julian of Norwich, Walter Hilton and the author of the Cloud of Unknowing Margaret Porete and Mechtild of Magdebourg . This booklet traces the lives and works of the God Friends, recognising that three of their texts, Marguerite Porete's Mirror of Simple Souls Jan van Ruusbroec's Sparkling Stone and an extract of Henry Suso's Horologium Sapientiae are found together with Julian's Showing of Love in the Amherst Manuscript in the British Library and that these other works may well have been translated for her and thus constituted her Library of Mystics from which she partly drew her inspiration.
Galangal - Hildegard Of Bingen - Heart Problems - Kitchendoctor.com
St. hildegard of bingen (10981179) was one of the foremost herbalauthorities of her day. I had researched her formulas for my
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Extractions: Galangal changed my world view, and to it I owe more than a thousand culinary delights as well as excellent digestion. Also, thanks to galangal, my mind became unfettered by the history I learned in school; and I was moved to rebuild my intellectual world as well as my herbal pharmacy. History Imagine zealous, sword brandishing Christian knights left for dead on battlefields of the Holy Land depending on Jewish and Islamic doctors to heal them. Many of these knights spent years in the foment of spiritual and academic conflict, only to return transformed by the world from whence the Sun rose. Why galangal? Well, my love relationship with this delicious and fascinating herb was part three of my romance with the ginger family, an affair that began in Hawaii with turmeric and moved to ginger and finally its close cousin, galangal, the culinary crown of these beautiful tropical plants. St. Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) was one of the foremost herbal authorities of her day. I had researched her formulas for my
Illuminations Of Hildegard Of Bingen
Illuminations of hildegard of bingen by Matthew Fox. New Edition ofIlluminations of hildegard of bingen. ISBN 1879181-97-5 Bear
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Extractions: * Includes commentary by Matthew Fox, author of Original Blessing (250,000 sold). Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) was an extraordinary woman living in the Rhineland valley during most of the twelfth century. Besides being the abbess of a large and influential Benedictine abbey, she was a prominent preacher, healer, scientist, and artist. She also was a composer and theologian, writing nine books on theology, medicine, science, and physiology, as well as 70 poems and an opera. At the age of 42, she began to have visions; these were captured as 36 illuminations24 of which are recorded in this book along with her commentaries on them. She also wrote a text describing these visions entitled Scivias (Know the Ways), now published as
Writings Of St. Hildegard Of Bingen
Writings of St. Hildegard von Bingen (10981179) on the Holy Spirit Wisdom. * * *. TheHoly Spirit as Caritas (Grace/World Soul) St. Hildegard von Bingen trans.
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Extractions: on the Holy Spirit Wisdom Oh children of humanity, why have you corrupted tender Love, who gazes far into my depths and flows forth in works abounding? Because She flows within me, from Her in turn flow the living waters. She resembles a budding branch, for, as a virgin's embraces are most tender because of her integrity, even so Love's embraces are more tender than those of any other. But now She mourns, because audacious men tear her to pieces with their evil grumbling. Hence, She flees from them to that height whence She came, and weeps because Her children, whom She suckled at Her fertile breasts, fall sick and will not be cleansed from the corruption of their flighty minds.

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