Anselm Grün zum 90. Geburtstag von Willigis Jäger

[@earthmanchen]

Danke für diese bereichernde Rede.

[@detharp]

welch tiefer humus der seele zum leben, welche reife , welche güte da spricht. danke, du moderner Benedict.

[@harfesusanneglobisch9791]

Danke. (*tiefer Seufzer der Erleichterung*)

[@karlamsterdam983]

schööööööööööööööön

[@karlamsterdam983]

so souverän wie er den erbsenzähler an die Wand redet

[@bernhardming5744]

Weihrauch zieht durch die Raeume......reitzt die Nase, schwer ertraeglich!

[@GeertMeertens]

Why use so many words, complex concepts, quote so many authors in a variety of languages to point to what is simply our natural state? Just look at a toddler playing, at ease. That is what you are, that is your natural state. But it may have been clouded by words, complex concepts presented by authors in a variety of languages. You didn't need them/those when you were a toddler, why would you need them now?

[@michaelschaub7507]

Because the words he uses make people understand the words you've written in a deeper way:) We all are on a life path where people like Anselm Grün help us to find the right steps to go. Either way I know what you mean and above that I believe that we all have our mind our words our ego by good reason. In my opinion it's not about to forget your ego but to educate or re-educate it. We all are the dance step and the dancer at the same time so it is a good thing to learn how to dance with words. This helps more and more people to dig deeper into what we are and why we are here. I thank you for your interesting statement and I thank Anselm for sharing his wisdom.