05/20/17 - (Air) Liber LXV, Cap II, v. 23-26

[Danica]

Liber LXV, Cap II, v. 23-26
23. The swan being silent, he answered: Then, if with no goal, why this eternal journey?
24. And I laid my head against the Head of the Swan, and laughed, saying: Is there not joy ineffable in this aimless winging? Is there not weariness and impatience for who would attain to some goal?
25. And the swan was ever silent. Ah! but we floated in the infinite Abyss. Joy! Joy!
White swan, bear thou ever me up between thy wings!
26. O silence! O rapture! O end of things visible and invisible! This is all mine, who am Not.

[Danica]

Beauty has and needs no reason.
This pure Ecstasy of motion in alignment with Will-Love has no aim, there is no goal to be reached.