[The All,4]
It is a need within all of us to know a thing. There is no right or wrong in knowing a thing, for the knowledge is as much a sense as that of touch, scent, sight or hearing. If you could not use your senses to find an object before your eyes, does the object exist to you? If you were incable of knowing a thing, through any of these senses or of the mind-would it exist? Or would it be as an invisible creation always beyond your grasp? You couldn’t recall seeing it before, for you do not know it. You cannot say this reminds me of that. It would forever be beyond the realms of your possible universe and may as well exist in another dimension. So we know things and all knowledge is equal in the knowing. Knowledge that has come before serves this purpose as much as knowledge that will come tomorrow.
[The All,4]
