' The World-Idea '...

He who experiences the world, who touches, sees, and hears it through the five physical senses, actually gives it existence for himself.

But this would not be possible if he were really, solipsistically, alone.

He is not.

For his little circle of mind is embedded in the larger circle of the World-Idea, itself the expression of the World-Mind.

And it is from this fundament of all Being and, especially, Consciousness, that his personality gets its own consciousness.

Man is literally in God but insists on holding to his littleness!




-- Notebooks Category 21: Mentalism > Chapter 3:
The Individual and World Mind > # 83
Paul Brunton