I use the terms fire, air, water and earth, not only as relating to elements in flame, sky, river and soil, but as archetypal elements which have some of the characteristics of the tangible elements.
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"I use the terms fire, air, water and earth, not only as relating to elements in flame, sky, river and soil, but as archetypal elements which have some of the characteristics of the tangible elements."
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