“Death can be understood as the passage from one form to another, from a limited degree of life to another higher, freer one. It is wrong to assume that everything ends with death; what ends is only the temporary conditions in which people have lived on earth.”
Quote by Peter Deunov
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Peter Deunov
Peter Deunov, born on July 11, 1864, and died on December 27, 1944, was a philosopher from Bulgaria. His thoughts were deeply influenced by Eastern philosophy and mysticism, and he had a profound impact on the New Age movement. more
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