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Here is teaching of the utmost import, both for understanding and for practice. HERE IS TEACHING OF THE UTMOST IMPORT BOTH FOR UNDERSTANDING AND FOR PRACTICE
n: “Through solidest eternal things the man finds his road as if they did not subsist, and does not once suspect their being. As soon as he needs a new object, suddenly he beholds it, and no longer attempts to pass through it, but takes another way. When he has exhausted for the time the nourishment to be drawn from any one person or thing, that object is withdrawn from his observation, and though still in his immediate neighbourhood, he does not suspect its presence. Nothing is dead. Men feign themselves dead, and endure mock funerals and mournful obituaries, and there they stand looking out of the window, sound and well, in some new and strange disguise. Jesus is not dead, he is very well alive: nor John, nor Paul, nor Mahomet, nor Aristotle; at times we believe we have seen them all, and could easily tell the names under which they go.” 18. The movements of the psychic nature are perpetually objects of perception, since the Spiritual Man, who is the lord of them, remains unchanging. LL EXPRESSED BY EMERSON THROUGH SOLIDEST ETERNAL THINGS THE MAN FINDS HIS ROAD AS IF THEY DID NOT SUBSIST AND DOES NOT ONCE SUSPECT THEIR BEING AS SOON AS HE NEEDS A NEW OBJECT SUDDENLY HE BEHOLDS IT AND NO LONGER ATTEMPTS TO PASS THROUGH IT BUT TAKES ANOTHER WAY WHEN HE HAS EXHAUSTED FOR THE TIME THE NOURISHMENT TO BE DRAWN FROM ANY ONE PERSON OR THING THAT OBJECT IS WITHDRAWN FROM HIS OBSERVATION AND THOUGH STILL IN HIS IMMEDIATE NEIGHBORHOOD HE DOES NOT SUSPECT ITS PRESENCE NOTHING IS DEAD MEN FEIGN THEMSELVES DEAD AND ENDURE MOCK FUNERALS AND MOURNFUL OBITUARIES AND THERE THEY STAND LOOKING OUT OF THE WINDOW SOUND AND WELL IN SOME NEW AND STRANGE DISGUISE JESUS IS NOT DEAD HE IS VERY WELL ALIVE NOR JOHN NOR PAUL NOR MALMET NOR ARISTOTLE AT TIMES WE BELIEVE WE HAVE SEEN THEM ALL AND COULD EASILY TELL THE NAMES UNDER WHICH THEY GO SUTRA EIGHTEEN THE MOVEMENTS OF THE PSYCHIC NATURE ARE PERPETUALLY OBJECTS OF PERCEPTION SINCE THE SPIRITUAL MAN WHO IS THE LORD OF THEM REMAINS UNCHANGING
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