 It is the vaster by all that we have learned to know nothing of. While waiting for a scientific certainty to break through its darkness — for man has the right to hope for that which he does not yet conceive — the only point that interests us, because...  Our Eternity - 第 39 頁Maurice Maeterlinck 著 - 1913 - 258 頁完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | 1914 - 520 頁
...beauty and my1sticism, of course chooses this latter way*. After some preliminaries, he states that " Outside the religions, there are four imaginable solutions...without any* sort of consciousness ; lastly, survival with universal consciousness different from that which w'e possess in this world." 2 Annihilation is... | |
 | Maurice Maeterlinck - 1911 - 144 頁
...— the only point that interests us, because it is situated in the little circle which our H 33 H actual intelligence traces in the thickest blackness...annihilation ; survival with our consciousness of to-day ; V ''TV j , ", , <rf survival without any sort of consciousness ; lastly, survival with universal... | |
 | 1911 - 900 頁
...intelligence traces in the thickest blackness of the night, is to know whethei the unknown for which \se are bound will be dreadful or not. Outside the religions,...without any sort of consciousness; lastly, survival with universal consciousness or with a consciousness different from that which we possess in this world.... | |
 | Maurice Maeterlinck - 1912 - 120 頁
...what was there ; we know only what is not there. It has enlarged itself with all that we have learnt to know nothing of. While waiting for a scientific...without any sort of consciousness ; lastly, survival with universal consciousness different from that which we possess in this world. Total annihilation... | |
 | Maurice Maeterlinck - 1916 - 326 頁
...ill be less intolerable than the eternal presence of its Author. II ANNIHILATION : II ANNIHILATION 1 AND now we stand before the abyss. It is void of all...different from that which we possess in this world. 2 Total annihilation is impossible. We are the prisoners of an infinity without outlet, wherein nothing... | |
 | John Freeman - 1917 - 354 頁
...solution of religion, which he very cordially dismisses, there are " four imaginable solutions : — total annihilation, survival with our consciousness...different from that which we possess in this world." It is to the last that his mind slowly moves, after many rejections, after testings of theosophy, spiritualism,... | |
 | Sharon Scholl - 1984 - 252 頁
...religious doctrine, there are four imaginable solutions to the problem of immortality. There is either total annihilation; survival with our consciousness...today; survival without any sort of consciousness; or survival with some more universal consciousness different from that known in this world. Another... | |
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