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Jefferies, Richard - The Story of my Heart - I looked at the hills

Identifier

021626

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

A description of the experience

RICHARD JEFFERIES. From The Story of My Heart (1883; Swan Library edn., 1936),

I looked at the hills, at the dewy grass, and then up through the elm branches to the sky. In a moment all that was behind me, the house, the people, the sounds, seemed to disappear, and to leave me alone.

Involuntarily I drew a long breath, then I breathed slowly.

My thought, or inner consciousness, went up through the illumined sky, and I was lost in a moment of exaltation.

This only lasted a very short time, perhaps only part of a second, and while it lasted there was no formulated wish. I was absorbed; I drank the beauty of the morning; I was exalted.

When it ceased I did wish for some increase or enlargement of my existence to correspond with the largeness of feeling I had momentarily enjoyed.

The source of the experience

Jefferies, Richard

Concepts, symbols and science items

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Grief

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Communing with nature

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