Theos-Talk Archives (December 1998 Message tt00131)

Dear Dallas

 But we have to think about their implications a good
>deal.
Are you completely happy with this statement?

Was just reading a bit in the SD earlier this pm (II, p.94), and although
there, it is being applied to something else, it could also be applied to
"The Voice of the Silence.": "It may be a parable and an allegory *within an
allegory.*  Its solution is left to the intuition of the student, if he only
reads that which follows with his *spiritual eye*....."
How do you think of thinking in relation to intuition?  How does it aid
intuition?  And what about the student reading with his *spiritual eye.*
"that which follows" could be referring to the next paragraph in the SD and
to the *spiritual eye*?
Best wishes
Tony


>Dec 8th 1998
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>Dear Paul:
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>I agree with you - the verses from THE VOICE OF THE SILENCE say
>it all.  But we have to think about their implications a good
>deal.
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>Best wishes,
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>Dallas
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