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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from A Voyage to Arcturus by David Lindsay: vivid; it had a tinge of blue. He also imagined that he heard the
sound of surf.
All that part of the forest toward which he was moving became rich
with colour. The boles of the trees were of a deep, dark red; their
leaves, high above his head, were ulfire-hued; the dead leaves on the
ground were of a colour he could not name. At the same time he
discovered the use of his third eye. By adding a third angle to his
sight, every object he looked at stood out in greater relief. The
world looked less flat - more realistic and significant. He had a
stronger attraction toward his surroundings; he seemed somehow to
lose his egotism, and to become free and thoughtful.
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