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Hildegard of Bingen

The earth which sustains humanity must not be injured. It must not be destroyed!

Earth, Humanity, Sustains, Words Of Wisdom

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When one's thoughts are neither frivolous nor flippant, when one's thoughts are neither stiff-necked nor stupid, but rather, are harmonious -- they habitually render physical calm and deep insight.

Calm, Flippant, Habitually, Render, Stupid

Just as a mirror, which reflects all things, is set in its own container, so too the rational soul is placed in the fragile container of the body. In this way, the body is governed in its earthly life by the soul, and the soul contemplates heavenly things through faith.

Body, Container, Mirrors, Set, Soul, Way

O, You who are ever giving life to all life, moving all creatures, root of all things, washing them clean, wiping out their mistakes, healing their wounds, You are our true life, luminous, wonderful, awakening the heart from its ancient sleep.

Mistake, Moving, Root, Sleep, Wonderful, Wounds

You are encircled by the arms of the mystery of God.

Arms, Encircled, God, Mystery, Mystery Of God

A person who lacks the verdancy of justice is dry, totally without tender goodness, totally without illuminating virtue.

Dry, Illuminating, Justice, Verdancy, Virtue

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We must feel toward our people as a father toward his children; yea, the most tender love of a mother must not surpass ours. We must even travail in birth, till Christ be formed in them. They should see that we care for no outward thing, neither liberty, nor honor, nor life, in comparison to their salvation. . . When the people see that you truly love them, they will hear anything from you. . . Oh therefore, see that you feel a tender love for your people in your hearts, and let them perceive it in your speech and conduct. Let them see that you spend and are spent for their sakes.

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