Chapter 3
I made the eye of man to obtain knowledge by light; but the ear of man I made to obtain knowledge from darkness, and within darkness, says Jehovih.
I gave the power of touch to man, by which he could learn the adaptability and compatibility and incompatibility, of things with himself.
These are the corporeal doorways I gave to you, O man, by which you are able to receive knowledge from Me and My creations, consciously to yourself.
Through these, you are constantly impregnated; through these, your soul accumulates knowledge of My works.
Whatever is charged upon these doorways of your soul, is inspiration.
When you see bread, you are inspired to eat; when you see a horse, you are inspired to ride; when you touch a nettle, you are inspired with pain.
Yet, in all cases, you must have practice before you can comprehend the inspiration that comes to you from these external things.
Man says: Today I remember my friend, whom I have not seen for many years.
Jehovih says: I made you like a storehouse, and like a book that was written before.
And I gave you power to re-read your stores and your book, within your soul.
This was the accumulated inspiration that I had previously given you.
When you are fevered, entranced, or in diverse action from your usual bent, your soul turns into these stores, and your memory comes forth wonderfully.
This is the manifestation of inspiration which I had previously given you.
I made you so that you would receive inspiration, not only from the world external to yourself, but inspiration from the members of your body.
My impression upon you is inspiration; but you must realize My inspiration, in order to know Me.
An idiot holds fire in his hand, and it gives him pain, but yet, he does not know the cause, or where the pain originates.
So also I come to you, and give you inspiration, but you do not discern Me.
Another man discerns My Presence, and My inspiration. He hears Me speak; he sees My Person.
Yet, I am with both alike.
One man opens his mouth to speak, and behold, My words come forth.
And yet another says: No man knows Jehovih; none have heard Him.
One man is sensitive, like a photographic plate for a picture, and he catches My Light instantly, and knows it is from Me.
Another one says: A sudden thought struck me! But he does not discern where it came from.