page 1432, paragraph 34

'There is no answer to the question that isn't asked. 
There only seems to be fog in the eyes of those that wonder. 
The mind can explore, yet stay in place. 
There is little to find within the confines of the waking world, 
that has not been seen in dreams. 
Yet there are those that willfully stay in the dream, 
as the world is to magical for them. 

A man can look without seeing. 
Seeing without thinking, 
yet the world doesn't change. 
Whatever he sees. Isn't it your mind, that shows you yourself? 
Isn't it your eyes, that show the world who you are? 
You can't hide, even without the eyes, that you are there. 

When gone, there is little to wonder. 
The world is but one, as the single cell makes a structure. 
The function of the structure isn't known to the cell, but the cell isn't seen by the structure. 
We can ignore what is real and never learn anything. 
We can read and never learn anything. 
As our parents before us, we will experience the world and learn. 
Without experience there is but dead text. Without experience, there are no words moving. When the words are stagnant, so are the minds. When the minds are stagnant, are they useful?'