Their value--or the value of any work of art which the foreconscious has contrived--abides wholly in the content: the quality of the material thus worked up.

The rich nature, the purified love, capable of the highest correspondences, will express even in the most primitive duologue or vision the results of a veritable touching and tasting of Eternal Life.

Its psychic structures--however logic may seek to discredit them--will convey spiritual fact, have the quality which the mystics mean when they speak of illumination.

The emotional pietist will merely ramble among the religious symbols and phrases with which the devout memory is stored.

It is true that the voice or the picture, surging up as it does into the field of consciousness, seems to both classes to have the character of a revelation.