| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Perhaps he had had the experience of being, as Eckhardt says, raised entirely above creatures" including self, such that one does not know what one is,or where--there is no knowing at all, only isness is there ; the world drops away and what is left cannot be said to be and oneself cannot be said to be, and yet there is; this an account the intellect may subsequent to the experience produce.
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