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| The new wind that has risen up around us like a hurricane has also risen up powerfully inside us – so much so that we experience it as a principle of the world and of our life. The wind has yet another dimension. It is a creative, immaterial principle that runs through all of reality and animates it, the breath of God: pneuma, spiritus, ruach. The Hebrew word ruach means “wind” or “breath.” Translated into the present, it would mean software and immaterial culture. | The new wind that has risen up around us like a hurricane has also risen up powerfully inside us – so much so that we experience it as a principle of the world and of our life. The wind has yet another dimension. It is a creative, immaterial principle that runs through all of reality and animates it, the breath of God: pneuma, spiritus, ruach. The Hebrew word ruach means “wind” or “breath.” Translated into the present, it would mean software and immaterial culture. | ||
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