Where Nothing seems to be

Author(s): Hermann Kuhn
Publisher: Hermann Kunh

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presented by Hermann Kuhn
This can be compared to someone unknown, who desires to be known and loved by others.
- What could be more essential to this world than every man growing aware of the Majestic Sublime within. himself ? -
For this purpose the Unfathomable Sublime became a patient teacher, - imparting knowledge to every one willing to understand. And the Sublime went into the very midst of people and spoke to them.
But then came those who take only themselves for wise, and challenged the Grand Sublime. Yet the Sublime showed them their very foolishness and thus they hated It because in truth they weren't really wise.
(8) Those feeling the Majestic Sublime awake within themselves feel new and inexperienced at first in their exalted insight.
Yet the more familiar they become with It, the more they experience how perceiving the Grand affects their views, their motivations, their innermost being, and thus also their outer world.
They perceive and are perceived. They get praised and praise others.
In all their emotions, in all their being, in all their actions they exhibit the entire vividness and fascination that constitutes the essence of the Grand Sublime, - that same vividness and inspiration from whence this world