' The Experience of Enlightenment '...

The Real is wholly nothing to the five senses and wholly unthinkable to the human intellect.

Therefore and to this extent only it is also called the Unknowable.

But there is a faculty latent in man which is subtler than the senses, more penetrative than the intellect.

If he succeeds in evoking it, the Real, the unknowable, will then come within the range of his perception, knowledge, and experience.




-- Notebooks Category 25: World-Mind in Individual Mind > Chapter 1:
Their Meeting and Interchange > # 114 Paul Brunton