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"The Thunder, Perfect Mind," translated by George W. MacRae

"Thunder Perfect Mind" is a marvelous, strange poem. It speaks in the voice of a feminine divine power, but one that unites all opposites. One that is not only speaking in women, but also in all people. . . . In that poem, the divine appears in every, and the most unexpected, forms.

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