The same evening, my friend is sitting on the veranda. She begins sending positive
energy by thought and I concentrate in order to observe the aura. I see what is pictured in the
sketch. How could one paint the LIGHT, its intensity and vibration... "... Art, the imitation of a
beautiful and complete/perfect action ..." (Aristotle, "Poetics"). And yet, the beloved artist
has painted my particular experience successfully.
My friend is praying and I see the same platinum light that I had seen in front of my head in the
mirror. The spectacle is exquisite. I don't know who to thank for my ability to see it. My friend
would say, "Start with yourself". Now it is dark. The contrast with the darkness makes the
light around her head even more intense.
The following thoughts come into my mind: The Tibetan monks' hats are the imitations
of the aura of people with advanced souls in the visible world. Every construction of human beings on
Earth is an imitation of the invisible world, of the world of ideas. This is how it proves that Plato did indeed see the invisible world and what
he reports, that is to say the tangible world is an imitation of the world of ideas, it is literal and
not some theory of the mind.
Besides, before Plato, it was Hermes the Thrice Greatest who had said: "As above
and below".
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