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"If we live without contestation under the law of language, these states are in us as if they did not exist... If we throw ourselves against this law, we can in passing fix our consciousness on one of them and, silencing discourse within ourselves, linger over the surprise it gives us. It is better to shut oneself in, to make it night, to remain suspended in this silence in which we sneak up on the sleep of a child."
— Aug 22, 2026 01:25PM
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"Divine or poetic apprehension is on the same level as the fruitless apprehension of the saints in that we can still, through it, appropriate that which surpasses us, and, without grasping it as a real possession, at least link it to ourselves, to what we have already touched. In this way, we do not die entirely: a thread, undoubtedly tenuous... links the apprehended to the self..."
— Aug 20, 2026 09:38AM