The only goal in Luciferianism is the rather amoral goal of gnosis, something I attain through the study of occult theory, ritual meditation, dreamwork, and intuition.
And I'm envious of their ability to attain something I often can't: a state of transcendence induced by art.
He has something I have never been able to attain and something very few people possess: He has absolute and sincere faith.
Achieving something, attaining something, feeling something.
He is quick to acknowledge that while he is "extremely proud" of his wife's career in the fashion business (this, they both freely admit, is something she attained by leveraging her society presence), he remains skeptical of the degree to which she is so avidly, well, social.
Knowledge and experience that transcend international boundaries are something that is cultivated over a lifetime, not something that is attained over a summer or a semester.
Being an ideal, such a city is something never perfectly attained – no one can regulate the temperature of a city as if it were a gas ring on a cooker.
Buddhist truth, in other words, is not something attained through practice, but rather an aspect and achievement of it.
The truths that matter to who one is cannot, like Descartes' morale definitif, be something to be attained only when objective science has completed its task.
Findlay's handling of the tricky work achieves something not often attained.
Is it something you can attain in yourself?
