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Quote by Leo Tolstoy

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English (Source)

The divine "I" is that "I" that has self-consciousness. The hand, the foot, the nose, the stomach, the brain have no self-consciousness. It has no self-consciousness or unity of all, which is like a dead body. It has self-consciousness something indefinite, free, omnipotent in its spiritual domain.

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Romanian

Divinul „eu“ este acel „eu“ care are conștiința de sine. Mâna, piciorul, nasul, stomacul, creierul nu au conștiința de sine. Nu are conștiința de sine nici uniunea tuturor, care e asemenea unui trup mort. Are conștiință de sine ceva indefinit, liber, atotputernic în domeniul său spiritual.
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Last updated: 2026-02-13

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