“[T]he fragrant flowers of a large number of plants are really organs of smell; they’re vegetable organs of smell which are extraordinarily sensitive. And what do they smell? They smell the omnipresent world’s aroma.” - R. Steiner1
“Nor could Light shine, unless there was something in Nature thicker than itself, to receive and reflect it: and therefore, Thickness or Darkness is, and must be, as eternal as the visible or shining Light, Darkness is so far from being a mere Negation, or only an Absence, of the Light, that it is the first and only Substance, and the Ground of all possible Substantiality in Nature, and the substantial Manifester of Light itself, which could have no Visibility, Shine, or Colour, but in and through, and by the Substantiality of Darkness or Thickness.” - William Law2
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