Into the New World my first message. <p> You who gave the Ashram, And you who gave two lives, Proclaim. Builders and warriors, strengthen the steps. … - Nicholas Roerich
" "Into the New World my first message. <p> You who gave the Ashram, And you who gave two lives, Proclaim. Builders and warriors, strengthen the steps. Reader, if you have not grasped — read again, after a while. The predestined is not accidental, The leaves fall in their time. And winter is but the harbinger of spring. All is revealed; all is attainable. I will cover you with My shield, if you but tend to your labors. I have spoken.
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About Nicholas Roerich
Nicholas Roerich [Николай Константинович Рёрих] (9 October 1874 – 13 December 1947), also known as Nikolai Konstantinovich Rerikh, was a Russian archeologist, painter, poet, mystic, spiritual teacher and social activist. He and his wife Helena Roerich were co-founders of the Agni Yoga Society, and began the Pax Cultura initiative, which resulted in an international treaty known as the Roerich Pact.
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Native Name:
Николай Константинович Рерих
Alternative Names:
Nikolai Konstantinovich Rerikh
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Nikolai Roerich
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Nikolaĭ Rʹorikh
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Nicolas Roerich
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Nikolajs Rērichs
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Nikolay Konstantinovich Roehrich
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N. K. Rerikh
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N. K. Roerich
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Nicolas Rerikh
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Nikolaĭ Konstantinovich Rerikh
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Nikolai Konstantinovich Roerich
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Nicolai Konstantinowitsch Roerich
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Sviatoslav Roerich
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Nikolaj Konstantinovič Rerich
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Nikolaj Konstantinovič Roerich
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Nikolay Ryorikh
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Nikolaĭ Konstantinovich Roerich
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Nikolaj Konstantinovic Rerih
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Nikolay Konstantinovich Roerich
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Nikolay Konstantinovich Ryorikh
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Nikolaj Konstantinovic Roerich
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Nicholas Roerish
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Nikolaj Konstantinovich Ryorikh
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One must manifest discipline of spirit; without it one cannot become free. To the slave discipline of spirit will be a prison; to the liberated one it will be a wondrous healing garden. So long as the discipline of spirit is as fetters the doors are closed, for in fetters one cannot ascend the steps. One may understand the discipline of spirit as wings. Whosoever will comprehend the discipline of spirit as illumination of the future worlds is already prepared.
Humanity must suffer very much before it comes to an understanding of the advantage of unity. Most destructive forces have been directed for the purpose of obscuring the embryos of unification. Each unifying agent is subject to personal danger. Each peace-maker is disparaged. Each worker is ridiculed. Each builder is called madman. Thus the servants of dissolution try to drive from the face of the Earth the Banner of Enlightenment. Work is impossible amid enmities. Construction is inconceivable amid explosions of hatred. Fellowship is battling with man-hatred. Let us keep in memory these old Covenants.
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