VML-5/5/02

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There is something which is common in the intellect of all men;

therefore certain things appear to be the same to the intellect of

mankind. That you and I see a chair proves that there is something

common to both our minds. Suppose a being comes with another sense,

he will not see the chair at all; but all being similarly constituted

will see the same things. Thus this universe itself is the Absolute,

the unchangeable, the noumenon and the phenomenon constitutes the

reading thereof.