Saint Paul writes in his second letter to the communion in Corinth, that:
”the letter kills, but the spirit makes alive”.
Through centuries mankind has got descriptions in with spoons by their
teachers, their authorities, their books, their saints.
Mankind say: ”Tell us everything – what is there beyond the hills and
the mountains and the earth?”, and they are satisfied with their descriptions,
what means that they live of words, the word is their foundation of life, and
therefore their existence is superficial and empty. They are the living dead. They
have lived in what has been told them, either guided to it by their
inclinations and their desire, or forced to accept it by circumstances and
environment.
They are a result of all kinds of influences and there is nothing new in
them, nothing, which they themselves have discovered, nothing original,
innocent, clear.
It is the eternal recurrence of the same.