Hermann Hesse quote: For one scant day he had loved himself, felt himself to be unified and whole, not split into hostile parts; ...

For one scant day he had loved himself, felt himself to be unified and whole, not split into hostile parts; he had loved himself and the world and God in himself, and everywhere he went he had met nothing but love, approval, ...

~ Hermann Hesse ~

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