| BkVI:17.III.10 | Being knowledge is what makes you a chalice of wisdom. There is no book or doctrine that could teach what this means to you. It is a matter of the heart. Nevertheless, there is utility in what has been shared. I refer to the various manifestations of the desire to share knowledge that is not of the world, whether through writing, art, worship, or any other type of expression. The usefulness they have, and therefore why they exist, is that they allowed you to become aware of your desire to know something that you somehow intuit is not of this world. |