| BkII:7.III.4 | Discerning truth is a capacity of the heart, not the intellect. The substitution of attempting to understand truth rather than feeling it has been a great blunder. Indeed, separating truth from love is an act so ignorant that it makes no sense to evaluate further. The separation of truth and love has been an inevitable consequence of the separation of the soul, a state of which we have already spoken much. There is no such thing as having truth over here and love over there, just as there is no such thing as here is mind and there is heart. Everything is in union. |