The Supreme Doctrine - neo-alchemist

THE IDOLATRY OF ‘SALVATION’
A clear understanding, on the other hand, neither forbids the teaching
of others nor obliges one to undertake it; such a prohibition would represent
an obligation as erroneous as the first. But the man who has understood that
his own realisation is not in any manner his duty contents himself with
replying, if asked, that if he takes the initiative of speaking it will be only to
propose such ideas with discretion, without experiencing any need of being
understood. He is like a man who, possessing good food in excess, opens his
door; if a passer by notices this food and comes in to eat it, well and good; if
another does not come in, that is equally satisfactory. Our emotions, our
desires and our fears, have no place in a true understanding.
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