Though it seems entirely our own faculty, this thought-making power is derived from a hidden one, the Universal Mind, in which all other men's minds lie embedded. What he does with this power is a man's own concern, for better or worse, yielding him more knowledge or more ignorance.

-- Notebooks Category 26: World-Idea > Chapter 4: True Idea of Man > # 72 -- Perspectives > Chapter 26: World-Idea > # 46