abiather,
I have re read your OP twice now in an attempt to understand precisely what you are trying to say. I dont like to argue against someones idea if I am not sure I fully comprehend it in the first place.
Are you talking about intuitive wisdom? A way of sensing something to be right without external "proofs" as it were?
I see you say that you use the word were with the Jws as in past tense. You state that what caused you to become alert to their arrogance and stubborness was your internal sensing of such traits on their part.
In your world view "specialty of truth is always revealed at the right moment".
I can see a place for that statement.
The Mona Lisa has never been duplicated. It came in to being when it did and it just "is". Many great things came about at just the right time, theres no need for me to restate the obvious.
It sounds like you are trying to approach this tangled religious experience we have all had from an intuitive and perhaps philosophical way.
Your opinion is as good as any because the ground has barely been broken on what it means to understand fully all of the human experience.
Your next to the next to the last sentence ( ) is your perfect ending sentence actually
"Its everyones experience"
There was this guy once and he said....
"The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift." - Albert Einstein |