Examples of using Silent knowledge in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
Silent Knowledge.
And what the older side of man knows is called silent knowledge.
Silent knowledge is something that all of us have,” he went on.
The information carried by the light is known as the silent knowledge.
The silent knowledge is stored and passed on in DNA;
In the depth of your hopes and desires"Lies your silent knowledge of the beyond.
This silent knowledge which you can not describe is of course intent- the spirit, the abstract.
And the other one-way bridge,from reason to silent knowledge, is called"pure understanding.".
And thanks to that understanding,don Juan had the opportunity to enter directly into silent knowledge.
The one way bridge from silent knowledge to reason is called"concern.".
As the feeling of the individual self became stronger,man lost his natural connection to silent knowledge.
He remarked that each of us was barred from silent knowledge by natural barriers, specific to each individual;
To manipulate it yourself means you have enough energy to move between reason and silent knowledge at will.
Another maneuver silent knowledge might dictate would be to kick up dirt,” don Juan said.
The old nagual told don Juan that the one-way bridge from silent knowledge to reason was called“concern.”.
Without that Silent Knowledge no process could work, and all we would have would be an indefinite sense of needing something.
It's something that I just know; it's something that I can feel without words, andit's called silent knowledge.
Inside every human being is a gigantic,dark lake of silent knowledge which each of us can intuit.
Don Juan laughed andsaid that trying to reason out the sorcerers' metaphorical descriptions was as useless as trying to reason out silent knowledge.
One way to talk about the perception attained in the place of silent knowledge is to call it"here and here.".
I had intended the movement by manipulating my feeling of being gigantic, andin so doing my assemblage point had reached the position of silent knowledge.
And he commented that inside every human being was a gigantic,dark lake of silent knowledge which each of us could intuit.
He added that if a sorcerer had enough energy- or even if he did not have sufficient energy but needed to shift because it was a matter of life anddeath- he could fluctuate between reason and silent knowledge.
Sorcerers, in an effort to protect themselves from the overwhelming effect of silent knowledge, developed the art of stalking.
I remarked that I did not really need anything explained, and he said that explanations were never wasted, because they were imprinted in us for immediate or later use orto help prepare our way to reaching silent knowledge.
He said that one way to talk about the perception attained in the place of silent knowledge was to call it“here and here.”.
This meant that the true leaders of mankind had always been the few human beings whose assemblage points happened to be either on the exact point of reason or of silent knowledge.
To manipulate it myself meant I would have to have enough energy to move between reason and silent knowledge at will.
If a sorcerer has enough energy--or even if he does not have sufficient energy but needs to shift because it is a matter of life and death--he can fluctuate between reason and silent knowledge.
Now Don Juan says he believes that the Christian idea of being cast out from the Garden of Eden sounds like an allegory for losing our silent knowledge, our knowledge of intent.
