The beautiful necessity; seven essays on theosophy and architecture (1922)
Bragdon, Claude Fayette, 1866-1946 · New York, A. A. Knopf · leaf 67
ity. Giventhis third term, and the innumerable combinations made pos-sible by its relations to and reactions upon the original pair, thelaw of Multiplicity inUnity naturally fol-lows, as does the lawof Consonance, or rep-etition, since the prim-al process of differen-tiation tends to repeatitself,… … CHANGLESS CHANGE 6l things are waxing and waning, there is the law whereby theywax and wane, that of Rhythmic Change. Radiation redis-covers and reaffirms, even in the utmost complexity, that essentialand fundamental unity from which complexity was wrought. Everything, beautiful or ugly, obeys and…
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