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>Comparison between Alberich and Klingsor; R. tells me that he once felt every sympathy for Alberich, who represents the ugly person’s longing for beauty. In Alberich the naivete of the non-Christian world, in Klingsor the peculiar quality which Christianity brought into the world; just like the Jesuits, he does not believe in goodness, and this is his strength but at the same time his downfall, for through the ages one good man does occasionally emerge!
t. cosima

>klingsor: daemon of hidden sin, the raging of impotence against sin
>parsifal to amfortas: strong is the magic of him who desires, but stronger is that of him who denies
t. wagner

>>19720379
kundalini could be an intended allusion but there are also some "gundry" characters in the old poems and Kunde means client, espial, message, knowledge, everything corresponding with her role.

>>19617717
stob masterbading :DDDDD

>>19602729
stob masturbading :DDD

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