Nada Te Turbe - Taizé - math of creation

Nice Taizé Community song in latin - Nada Te Turbe.
Iterated function system fractals evolving one into other by change in parameters and complex numbers. Many of figures have proper names, like Sierpinski triangle, Barnsley fern, Hexaflake or Vicsek fractal (cross). Some other just look nice. Probably because all creation tend to folow fractal patern;)
In Latin:
Nada te turbe, nada te espante; quien a Dios tiene nada le falta.
Nada te turbe, nada te espante; solo Dios basta.
Nothing can trouble nothing can frighten; those who seek God shall never go wanting.
Nothing can trouble nothing can frighten; God alone fills us.
Song are aviable at Taizé site:
www.taize.fr/en...
Alsou in vimeo:
www.vimeo.com/1...
p.s.
Inspired by candle prayer at Taizé camp.

[@Jose-Daniel-Peloni]

Spanish is similar to Latin as to Ethimology, and not so different in pronunciation, although Latin is quite more complex in grammar. Both languages are terrifically beautiful in the way they sound to your ears.

[@Antifacio]

@Turista1999999 Realy? I tought latin is official language, and it sounds quite a latin;)

[@JJ-df1di]

Santa Teresa de Avila en su esplendor total, Spanish it is

[@xXnaDilXx]

taizé doesn't have an "official" language... but it's quite leading to misunderstanding(: maybe you should change it in the description(:

[@pinetree4885]

Sorry...this is not latin :)) It's Spanish!