Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/297/en

One might interpret it in roughly the following sense: a human being such as Columban, who in a purified soul and in I-empowerment bore the Christ-impulse within him, cannot tolerate wildness reigning around him. The outer must be brought into a harmonious consonance with the inner — an artistic act. The Christ-permeated I, becoming conscious of itself, expands and actively lays hold of its surroundings; it experiences itself in these surroundings and, in the mirroring-back of this experience, becomes inwardly conscious of them.