Quote of the day 03/15/25

From R.H. Blyth: “The paradox is itself an example of what it teaches. The meaning escapes the words. Very well then,  instead of further and further explanations, floundering farther and farther from Reality, let us scorn truth, turn our backs on logic, defy consistency, – and behold, the intangible is grasped, the unsayable is said.”

Quote of the day 03/13/25

From R.H. Blyth: “A paradox is not a kind of pun, to be resolved by explaining the double meaning of the word. It does not spring from a desire to mystify the hearers or oneself. It arises from the inability of language to say two things at once “