the Supplement of the fifth number of the First Volume of The Equinox, 
an idea is only true in so far as it contains its contradictory in itself. 
     33. It is such states of mind as this which constitute the really 
important results of Samyama, and these results are not to be destroyed 
by philosophical speculation, because they are not susceptible of analysis, 
because they have no component parts, because they exist by virtue of 
their very Unreason—"certum est quia ineptum!" They cannot be 
expressed, for they are above knowledge. To some extent we can convey 
our experience to others familiar with that experience to a less degree by 
the aesthetic method. And this explains why all the good work on Yoga-
alchemy, magick and the rest—not doctrinal but symbolic—the word of 
God to man, is given in Poetry and Art. 
     In my next lecture I shall endeavour to go a little deeper into the 
technique of obtaining these results, and also give a more detailed 
account of the sort of thing that is likely to occur in the course of the 
preliminary practices. 
     Love is the law, love under will. 
  
  
4—Tannhäuser, written in Mexico, O.F., August, 1900. See also my Berashith, written in 
Delhi, April, 1901.