- Love of thinking, of the diversity of thoughts.
David Hume, Immanuel Kant. - Love of feeling, of all gradations of feeling.
Emmanuel Levinas, Leszek Kolakowski. - Love of willing, of all directions of the will.
Arthur Schopenhauer, Aleister Crowley. - Love for the I, also that of the Other.
Christian Rosencreutz, Carl Gustav Jung. - Love for the fellow human being, in his or her totality.
Parzival, Feirifis. - Love of animals, now and in future.
Franciscus van Assisi, Martha Nussbaum. - Love of plants and of what they give to mankind.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Alexander von Humboldt. - Love of minerals and their secrets.
Albertus Magnus, Theophrastus Paracelsus. - Love of the earth and its planet Logos, Christ Jesus.
Mani, Rudolf Steiner. - Love of the macrocosm, the planets.
Tycho Brahe, Johannes Kepler. - Love of the spiritual worlds and the hierarchies.
Appolonius van Tyana, Dionyssios de Areopagiet. - Love of the gods of all peoples and all times.
Socrates, Miriam van Magdala.
The lives of the different individualities are examples
of the aspects mentioned.
Liebt das Böse gut [Love the evil well] - Christian Morgenstern
Jan Pieter de Kok, 29-09-2008