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When the Great Peace is felt and thoughts utterly stilled, there are two possible but different mistakes which he may make. One is to start analysing what is happening. If he wishes to do this either to instruct intellect or to communicate it to others, he must wait until it is no more and for a day longer. Otherwise he cuts it short or diminishes its quality, besides losing the secondary benefits of its afterglow. Nor do words give it to others at the time of its presence, for it gives itself, silently.

-- Notebooks Category 24: The Peace within You > Chapter 4 : Seek the Deeper Stillness > # 218