A Common Language

The Few must have a common language, and not one limited to words.  It must first be the Remembrance of their shared, secret Aim.

Certain ideas can, of themselves, have power, but only those which do not support sleep and encourage suffering.

It is not so much a question of “One Big Flash,” but of continual small ones.

“I” at-the-center-of-things
will forever remain unknown.

(The tyrant-with-no-name.)

On the ordinary level, nothing too drastic can be true and acceptable. (But for the Few, only that which is too drastic is at all sufficient.)

J.