Ernst Junger Quotes

But The Incredible Thing For Me In This Moment Was To See Both These Masks, Of One And The Same Being, Melt Inseparably Into Each Other. Because Here For The First Time An Agonising Conflict Resolved Itself, Which I, Great-grandson Of An Idealistic, Grandson Of A Romantic, And Son Of A Materialistic Race, Had Hitherto Regarded As Irreconcilable. It Didn't Exactly Happen That An Either-Or Metamorphosed Into An As-Well-As. No, The Real Is Just As Fantastical As The Fantastical Is Real.
That Was The Wonderful Thing Which Delighted Us About The Doubled Images We Observed Through The Stereoscope As Children: In The Same Moment In Which They Melted Together Into A Single Picture, The New Dimension Of Depth Burst Out From Them.

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