“That which is formed is immediately transformed again, and if we wish, to some degree, to attain to an lively beholding of nature, we must ourselves remain mobile and formative, according to the example with which it proceeds with us.”
63 Goethe, Sämtliche Werke, vol. 24, 392. “That which is formed is immediately transformed again, and if we wish, to some degree, to attain to an lively beholding of nature, we must ourselves remain mobile and formative, according to the example with which it proceeds with us.”