Man is a seed and the world is his apple; and just as the seed fares in the apple, so does man fare in the world, which surrounds him.


'Man in the Cosmos', in J. Jacobi (ed.), Paracelus: Selected Writings (1951)


Man is a seed and the world is his apple; and just as the seed fares in the apple, so does man fare in the world, which surrounds him.

Man is a seed and the world is his apple; and just as the seed fares in the apple, so does man fare in the world, which surrounds him.

Man is a seed and the world is his apple; and just as the seed fares in the apple, so does man fare in the world, which surrounds him.

Man is a seed and the world is his apple; and just as the seed fares in the apple, so does man fare in the world, which surrounds him.