[mkirkpatrick]

I suppose that truth has to be wrought out in the texture of daily living before new truthe can be safely imparted,all right ideas are temporary in nature,and must eventually take their place as partial rights,and giveplace to greater truth.
A man may have grasped some of the lesser principles of the ageless wisdom so clearly,and be so convinced of their correctness,that the bigger whole is forgotten and he builds a thought form about a partial truth which he has seen,and which can prove a limitation and keep him a prisoner and hold him back from any progress.He is so sure of his possession of the truth,that he can see the truth of no one else.So convinced of the reality of his own embodied concept of what the truth may be,that he forgets his own brain limitations,and that the truth has come to him via his own soul,and is subsequently built into form by his personal separtive mind.He lives but for that little truth,he can see no other,forces his thought-form on other people,he becomes the obsessed fanatic and so mentally unbalanced,even if the world regards him as sane.It would seem that there is no finality in the presentation of truth,it develops and grows to meet mans growing demand for more light.
kind regards,michael.