The Supreme Doctrine - neo-alchemist

EMOTION AND THE EMOTIVE STATE
the point of view of activity, is the acting Unconscious, and which, regarded
from the point of view of passivity, is the superficial consciousness that has
been acted upon.
Man-after-satori will not then become capable of seizing the sentiment
which the man-before-satori was incapable of seizing. For satori, or the
awakening of the Fundamental Mind, dissipates the illusory hybrid
representation which we call sentiment. And it is precisely the fruitless
attempt to seize the unseizable sentiment which results in the awakening of
the Fundamental Mind. There is no more sentiment for man-after-satori; his
surface consciousness is acted upon directly by the Fundamental Mind in a
reply that is cosmically harmonious to the excitation of the outside world;
this reply takes account of the particular outer circumstances but it is not at
all wrought upon, 'in-formed' by it.
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