A person either controls situations, or is controlled by situations. The idea is not for people to get their act together, but to get it together by getting rid of the act. It is not for man to assert truth, but for reality to demonstrate it. Reality is the final arbiter of what is true. Knowledge comes not by faith, but by inductive reasoning.
Extraordinary knowledge comes from understanding extraordinary experiences.
Memory sustains both the knowing of what can be understood and the understanding of what is known. The degree an individual s will is limited, is also the extent his abilities are determined. People speak without clearly defining their words. People listen without questioning. Not to question and not to act are decisions in themselves.