Rilke, Book of Hours / Makoto Fujimura

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Rilke, Book of Hours / Makoto Fujimura
I’m the one who’s been asking you –– it hurts to ask –– Who are you? I am orphaned each time the sun goes down. I can feel cast out from everything and even churches look like prisons.
Rilke, from Book of Hours II, 3
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working thru Fear & Trembling; im only understanding about 80% of this at all times but it absolutely floors me how mr søren takes these life-altering concepts and talks about them so casually. what DOES god require of us? and are we prepared to experience the “martyrdom of unintelligibility” that comes with a true life of faith? he’s harsh towards those who would water-down their exegesis and yet self-aware of his own incapability of embodying the standard he sets forth.
from Joanna Macy and Anita Barrows’ commentary on Book of Hours
Rainer Maria Rilke, Book of Hours, trans. Joanna Macy
Rainer Maria Rilke, Book of Hours, trans. Joanna Macy
Rilke, Book of Hours, trans. Joanna Macy
Rilke, Book of Hours, trans. Joanna Macy
said this before (poorly) but truly I believe that every theologian worth his salt is a poet in some way
Rainer Maria Rilke, Book of Hours - trans. Joanna Macy
Rainer Maria Rilke, trans. Joanna Macy
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