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Simone Weil

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Noun1.Simone Weil - French philosopher (1909-1943)Simone Weil - French philosopher (1909-1943)      


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In the poem "Love" by George Herbert (which Simone Weil drew inspiration from); she exclaims the passion and zeal for love that ignites and draws her nearer to the mystical experience with God.
Simone Weil is one of many who have loved it, and I hope you will too.
Absolutely unmixed attention is prayer," wrote Simone Weil, and the intensity and humility with which Charles approaches her motifs shares something of that sensibility.
 
 
 
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