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Throughout Ambrose's early years, his father worked to charm his son's heart, pulling him from the dark depths of life. Various methods exist for this, including moral teaching and silence, but Mr. Meyrick employed a unique approach akin to incantation. He guided Ambrose away from the turmoil and vice of the valley, leading him instead toward a higher quest, one filled with beauty and purpose. Ambrose's spirit became entwined with the serene woods, pure waters, and the altars of ancient saints, transforming his perception of life into a sacred rite aimed at achieving mystic sanctity—the Graal. This quest was echoed in the songs of birds at dusk, the awe of dawn on the hills, and the vibrant colors of sunset. Each element of nature—the flowers, ferns, and reeds—held the secret of this sacrament. The ultimate purpose was to fulfill the final rites given to humanity, embodied in the arts, the grandeur of cathedrals, and the magical resonance of words and music. All these elements bore witness to a singular offering in the high service of the Graal, celebrating the profound beauty and mystery of existence.
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Der verborgene Sieg, Arthur Machen
- Langue
- Année de publication
- 1994
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- Titre
- Der verborgene Sieg
- Sous-titre
- Roman
- Langue
- Allemand
- Auteurs
- Arthur Machen
- Éditeur
- Piper
- Publié
- 1994
- Format
- souple
- Pages
- 222
- ISBN10
- 3492114067
- ISBN13
- 9783492114066
- Séries
- Mots clés
- Fiction, Fantasy, Classiques, Horreur, Littérature britannique, Gothique, Fantastique, Weird & New Weird
- Description
- Throughout Ambrose's early years, his father worked to charm his son's heart, pulling him from the dark depths of life. Various methods exist for this, including moral teaching and silence, but Mr. Meyrick employed a unique approach akin to incantation. He guided Ambrose away from the turmoil and vice of the valley, leading him instead toward a higher quest, one filled with beauty and purpose. Ambrose's spirit became entwined with the serene woods, pure waters, and the altars of ancient saints, transforming his perception of life into a sacred rite aimed at achieving mystic sanctity—the Graal. This quest was echoed in the songs of birds at dusk, the awe of dawn on the hills, and the vibrant colors of sunset. Each element of nature—the flowers, ferns, and reeds—held the secret of this sacrament. The ultimate purpose was to fulfill the final rites given to humanity, embodied in the arts, the grandeur of cathedrals, and the magical resonance of words and music. All these elements bore witness to a singular offering in the high service of the Graal, celebrating the profound beauty and mystery of existence.