Silo’s Message – The Book (V. Intimation of Meaning)
Posted: February 18th, 2008 | Author: ted | Filed under: book, humanize, meaning in life, personal work | 1 Comment »I have read Silo’s Message many times, mostly in pieces. I have decided to publish it here, in it’s entirely. The message is in 3 parts, The Book, The Experience and the Path. Today is chapter five of The Book.
V. Intimation of Meaning
The third day.
- At times I have anticipated events that later took place.
- At times I have grasped a distant thought.
- At times I have described places I have never been.
- At times I have recounted exactly what took place in my absence.
- At times an immense joy has surprised me.
- At times total comprehension has overwhelmed me.
- At times a perfect communion with everything has filled me with ecstasy.
- At times I have broken through my reveries and seen reality in a new way.
- At times I have seen something for the first time yet recognized it as though I had seen it before.
…And all this has made me think. It is clear to me that without these experiences I could not have emerged from the non-meaning.
see also: The Book (IV. Dependence)









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