Reason
Intuition soars far above any faculty of the human mind, including the precious Reason of the philosopher. Reason is only the instrument of higher understanding, useful in its own sphere, but not the arbiter of truth and falsity, which stand above us and outside of us, and are known only throufh the eye of intuitive intelligence. Reason does not know anything; its function is essentially utilitarian, for the uses of the day; at most it can present its findings to its master, Intuition, which alone has the capacity to discern truth. However much it may please the vanity of reason to think herself the queen of understanding, her true place is the slave of Intuition. When she does not know her place, her vanity creates all manner of muddle in the thoughts of men–she would even have you believe she governs the whole universe!
If we could pierce into the heart of things, we would not see a universe ruled by “logic”; we would see an infinite, hydra-headed, self-devouring, hermaphroditic god of paradox, surrounded by the daughters of illusion. And we would see this primal Chaos, mother of evil, submitting in cyclical alternations to her other self, God the Father, the emergence of Order and Coherence out of the night of Chaos, of Necessary Being out of All-Possibility, of Actuality out of limitless Potentiality. A god not confined to the dark prison walls of the modern mind with its narrow empiricism and rigid logic. A god transcending the boundaries of finite understanding.