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To: SnakeInATuxedo who wrote (6271)	10/28/1998 10:15:00 AM
From: Chuca Marsh	Respond to of 11603

The Importance of Thought- Albert Schweitzer: "Rational Thought is important for it own sake and as it leads to a higher form which Schweitzer calls mystical though. Pure reason can carry us only so far; to penetrate further, we must quiet the mind and await the insight for which reason has prepared us. Page 102 'World of A.S. by Erica Anderson' "This higher thought may contradict the expectations of logical, rational thought. Perhaps that is why men have often distrusted it. Actually, a new insight may be a premise, in support of which which rational thought must build a new structure. Moreover, intuitive thought include a larger whole than the sense data can immediatly verrify- just as complete knowledge of H2O must include awareness of ice and steam even though water be its present form recognized by the senses. Water, when it boils, does not cease to be H2O. So rational thought does not cease to be thought when it boils over.... " Chuca