| BkVI:17.III.7 | Undoubtedly knowledge has been used by the separate mind to divide, to pose as superior, where but a few enlightened and graced with special gifts seemed able to access the treasure of wisdom. According to that way of thinking, knowledge resided in a “sacred” place with very little access, as if the narrow door which I spoke of as an example of paths in life had instead referred to the portal of divine knowledge. |