“Your passions and your thoughts are older than your heart or brain.”

The Saviors of God (1923)
Context: You are not a miserable and momentary body; behind your fleeting mask of clay, a thousand-year-old face lies in ambush. Your passions and your thoughts are older than your heart or brain.

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Greek writer 1883–1957

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