The Divine Pymander

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1.THOUGHT in me (a) becoming on a time concerning the Entities(b), and my meditation(c) having been exceedingly sublimed, and my bodily senses also calmed down(d), like as those oppressed in sleep from satiety, luxury, or fatigue of body, I supposed some one of very great magnitude, with indefinite dimension, happening to call out my name, and saying to me, "What wishest thou to hear, and to contemplate; what, having understood (e), to learn and to know?"