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{{La Filigrana Zen di Henry Miller}}
{{Immagine grande|Aankomst op Schiphol van de AmerkaanseAmerikaanse schrijver Henry F. Miller, Bestanddeelnr 910-3816.jpg|500px|Henry Miller all'[[w:Aeroporto di Amsterdam-Schiphol|Aeroporto di Schiphol]], 1959}}
<div style="color: teal; text-align: center; font-size: 0.8em;">To be free, as I then knew myself to be, is to realize that all conquest is vain, even the conquest of self, which is the last act of egotism.<br/>To be joyous is to carry the ego to its last summit and to deliver it triumphantly. To know peace is total: it is the moment after,<br/>when the surrenderer is complete, when there is no longer even the consciounsness of surrender.<br/>Peace is at the centre and when it is attainded the voice issues forth in praise and benediction.<br/>Then the voice carries far and wide, to the outermost limits of the universe. Then it heals,<br/>because it brings light and the warmth of compassion.(''The Colossus of Maroussi'')</div>
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