The Consciousness of the Spirit: Philosychology: Edisms and Edimous Concepts

This book tells of the part which is not seen, but the whole of that which contributes to the entirety of sight. The lids of the eyes do not obstruct, only protect and assist in the readjustment of focus, but ironically the eyes themselves are culpable of this act. Steps are movement’s proof of motion, and where ventured is sought by volitional momentum. The spirit cannot disperse that which it lacks, nor be in deficit of that which it will spread, for if so, the abundance of its product will be intrinsically of naught. Desolation is an amputation separating the spirit’s cohesive journey.