She has always thought and always thinks; though not as a man, but as Nature. She broods over an all-comprehending idea, which no searching can find out.


Translated by Thomas Huxley, Nature: Aphorisms by Goethe


She has always thought and always thinks; though not as a man, but as Nature. She broods over an all-comprehending idea, which no searching can find...

She has always thought and always thinks; though not as a man, but as Nature. She broods over an all-comprehending idea, which no searching can find...

She has always thought and always thinks; though not as a man, but as Nature. She broods over an all-comprehending idea, which no searching can find...

She has always thought and always thinks; though not as a man, but as Nature. She broods over an all-comprehending idea, which no searching can find...