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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

This makes sense as, in his view, it is not so much he who speaks as the world, in its many wonders, great and small, which speaks through him. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #177)
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8 177 This View more quotes about makes">makes sense as, in his view, it is not so much he who speaks as the world, in its many wonders, great and small, which speaks through him.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 174 They are welcomed, in the darkness and cold, like fire, and friendship and love.
8 175 The focus of the Gorean artist then, at least on the whole, tends to be on the work of art itself, not on himself as artist.
8 176 Accordingly his attitude toward his art is less likely to be one of pride than one of gratitude.
8 177 This makes sense as, in his view, it is not so much he who speaks as the world, in its many wonders, great and small, which speaks through him.
8 178 He is thus commonly more concerned to express the world, and truth, than himself.
8 179 "Let us turn right, here," I said.
8 180 We then left the Avenue of Turia and were once again on a side street.
They are welcomed, in the darkness and cold, like fire, and friendship and love. The focus of the Gorean artist then, at least on the whole, tends to be on the work of art itself, not on himself as artist. Accordingly his attitude toward his art is less likely to be one of pride than one of gratitude. This makes sense as, in his view, it is not so much he who speaks as the world, in its many wonders, great and small, which speaks through him. He is thus commonly more concerned to express the world, and truth, than himself. "Let us turn right, here," I said. We then left the Avenue of Turia and were once again on a side street. - (Magicians of Gor)