I Believe That Truth Has Only One

Humanity-attached-to-the-task-of-changing-the-world, Which Is Only A Single And Fragmentary Aspect Of Humanity, Will Itself Be Changed In Humanity-as-entirety.

By Inner Experience I Understand That Which One Usually Calls Mystical Experience: The States Of Ecstasy, Of Rapture, At Least Of Meditated Emotion. But I Am Thinking Less Of Confessional Experience, To Which One Has Had To Adhere Up To Now, That Of An Experience Laid Bare, Free Of Ties, Even Of An Origin, Of Any Confession Whatever. This Is Why I Don't Like The Word Mystical.

The Fact Is, That What De Sade Was Trying To Bring To The Surface Of The Conscious Mind Was Precisely The Thing That Revolted That Mind . . . From The Very First He Set Before The Consciousness Things Which It Could Not Tolerate.

How Cruel My Suffering Is,—no One Is More Talkative Than I Am!

Life Is Whole Only When It Isn't Subordinate To A Specific Object That Exceeds It. In This Way, The Essence Of Entirety Is Freedom.