Strangely enough, I had at that moment one of those curious sensations which I have heard referred to as a failure of the two sides of the brain to synchronize.
(Note: Lear, who has read this, advises me that this is now an exploded idea, and that only one side of the human brain functions at all.)
(Note: Lear, who has read this, advises me that this is now an exploded idea, and that only one side of the human brain functions at all.)I had the feeling that sometime, somewhere, eons ago, I had sat in a dimly lighted room and heard those same words. And that I had had the same instinctive revolt from them.
But the impression was fleeting, and seeing perhaps that our views did not coincide, he added that I must not believe that he disregarded the spiritual side of the individual, or of the
