Languages, symbols and universals do not change, they cannot by virtue of what they — thus, with the passing of the Ages, Tradition does not change, but the form in which it decides to manifest does — thus some religions succeed whilst others fail and become extinct. Tradition itself can never cease to exist, but the religions which are its voice perish with the rise and fall of civilizations . Gwendolyn Taunton
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