Of the Inner Perception
There is more knowledge perhaps in simple folk-ideas of death than we often think.
For we have all known death many times, as well as life, and unconscious memories often haunt our dreams.
Like the large pulsation, made up of innumerable small pulses fused in one, so is every great and clear act of the mind, or intuition of the soul, made up of the results of countless efforts, countless experiences of the past. An irresistible conjecture is often unremembered knowledge.
And again:—
A true insight into, and discrimination of, life, is at the same time a revelation of all that comes to us outside of life. For
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