Air

Air of the air

Lufft der Lufft

The air of the air names the spirit or breath of the world-word received through breathing.

From the book

Centrum Naturae Concentratum

Attributed to Ali Puli · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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English renderings
air of the air.

Meaning

The air of the air names the spirit or breath of the world-word received through breathing. It is an inward or effective power associated with ordinary air in the narrator’s physiology, not simply a redundant repetition. That breath nourishes human spirits and contributes to the dissolving power of digestion. The phrase should remain within the proposed world–human relation; translating it directly as oxygen or another modern constituent would add a chemical identification absent from the source.

Places to read

  1. The Concentrated Centre of Nature · Passage 42German“oder die Lufft der Lufft” The phrase is apposed to the spirit or breath of the world-word.