This poem is written by 14 years old girl:

One Desire

I am hugging warm blankets,

While there are people out there, freezing to death

I am resting my head on a soft pillow,

While some lay back on stony-hard rocks, trying to forget

Trying to forget the home they lost

Or the hunger that just won’t leave

Trying to imagine a beautiful world where

They wouldn’t just offer their kindness,

But also receive

And while I press “play”,

While I listen to yet another perfectly toned voice

Somewhere miles away,

Gunshots pierce the silence

And yet another innocent soul leaves their loved ones without a choice

While I talk and laugh and shop

A baby burns in an explosion’s everlasting fire

While I weigh myself critically or brush my hair,

People out there have only one desire:

To live.

Why not let them?

15/01/09

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Here you can find her book: http://www.allahisone.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=14&products_id=60

Here are some short title suggestions. A new title for Chapter 7 is an interesting challenge because the chapter examines what we consider to be real or not real.

New Title Suggestions
1. Conscious Human Action
2. The Desire To Know
3. Thinking Serving Knowing
4. Perceiving The World
5. Knowing The World
6. Human Individuality
7. Knowing Reality

Tymi słowami z Baśni o Zielonym Wężu i Pięknej Lilii Goethe wzywa nas do przebudzenia.

This is a revised chapter 1 for the Study Course for reading on the web. It is a different project from the hard copy version, but the extra thought will improve both. The only 1918 Steiner revision kept was in the opening sentence, adding 'natural laws'.  It was edited to simpler American English and for the web reader with more paragraph breaks.

I am finding out that the 1918 revisions are turning out to have been long time stumbling blocks to reading comprehension. This must be because you usually need a belief in theosophy for them to make sense, like adding 'spiritual' freedom to the opening sentence. What is that supposed to be? I will do chapter 2 next.

“Dwie dusze żyją w piersi mej

http://www.rudolfsteineraudio.com/

   The first time I read POF was about 10 years ago. 

Trzy wybrane i opracowane fragmenty z książki Michaela End

Amazing website created by Jaap van der Wal - a famous embryologist from Netherlands:

 "Traktowano nas jak gnidy, które trzeba rozdeptać"

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This article was first published in Perspectives, December 2009 - February 2010