After the first 93 lines of Purgatory X, Dante gives us a brief reflection of how this process of the three carvings is only discovered as “new” to us, because we have had been away from it.<\/p>\n
Colui che mai non vide cosa nova <\/em> Meaning: “He who never sees anything new, produced this visible speech, new to us because here one does not find oneself.”<\/em><\/p>\n Seemingly pointing to the situation where one did not find oneself connected, nor in unity with the spiritual, but discovering the absence and then working oneself back to the connection and new Reality to start being a part of and participate in.<\/p>\n And with that, the first opening of the Terraces concludes. The connection, the presence, and the new combination of the spirtiual and secular in life.<\/p>\n This is the solution.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" After the first 93 lines of Purgatory X, Dante gives us a brief reflection of how this process of the three carvings is only discovered as “new” to us, because we have had been away from it. Colui che mai … Continue reading
\nprodusse esto visibile parlare, <\/em>
\nnovello a noi perch\u00e9 qui non si trova. <\/em><\/p>\n